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Can I automaticly figure "cost" and sale price in Excel?
I am trying to formulate spreadsheets to type in the product number,A, Name,
description B, in C I want to type in the amount the item is listed for by my supplier and have a formula that will automaticly deduct the proper percentage to arrive at and display the result as my cost. In the next Column I want the display to be the original list price plus a % to cover shipping and Tax. The ext column would be # on hand. I got it to work on the first row but I cant figure out how to do the formula for column insterad of single cell. Thank you in advance |
Can I automaticly figure "cost" and sale price in Excel?
just copy the formula down,xcel will automatically adjust the row and column
references.If you dont want a cell reference to change(say you are referencing a single cell for the tax and or shipping percentage predede those with a $ eg $a$1,will always stay as a1 wether you copy down or across paul remove nospam for email addy! "txwatkinsman" wrote: I am trying to formulate spreadsheets to type in the product number,A, Name, description B, in C I want to type in the amount the item is listed for by my supplier and have a formula that will automaticly deduct the proper percentage to arrive at and display the result as my cost. In the next Column I want the display to be the original list price plus a % to cover shipping and Tax. The ext column would be # on hand. I got it to work on the first row but I cant figure out how to do the formula for column insterad of single cell. Thank you in advance |
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