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Seperating Rows By Price Difference
Ok, so I have an excel inventory sheet with seperate rows for seperate products in my inventory and different columns with information like retail price, MSRP price, title.....ect, my problem is they are all mixed up and to be able to more easily figure out what I need to sell I need to find a way to either re-order my list by the difference of the Retail price column and the MSRP Price column, or show all products above a certain difference in figures and hide all the rest.....whichever is easiest if you can help me that'd be great Im not sure if i explained this so its easily understandable but if you have any questions please let me know because I need to figure something out for this as soon as possible Thanks Alot! -Alix -- mxalix257 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mxalix257's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=35478 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=552537 |
Seperating Rows By Price Difference
You could create another column (call it 'markup' or 'price difference' or
whatever.) then put a formula like =B2-A2 (in this example B2 is the cell where your retail price is and A2 is your MSRP) Then copy that formula down. It would give you the difference between the MSRP and the retail price. You could then sort the sheet by that column to get the data from highest difference to lowest, is that the type of thing you are looking for? "mxalix257" wrote: Ok, so I have an excel inventory sheet with seperate rows for seperate products in my inventory and different columns with information like retail price, MSRP price, title.....ect, my problem is they are all mixed up and to be able to more easily figure out what I need to sell I need to find a way to either re-order my list by the difference of the Retail price column and the MSRP Price column, or show all products above a certain difference in figures and hide all the rest.....whichever is easiest if you can help me that'd be great Im not sure if i explained this so its easily understandable but if you have any questions please let me know because I need to figure something out for this as soon as possible Thanks Alot! -Alix -- mxalix257 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mxalix257's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=35478 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=552537 |
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