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Margin % = (Cost-Retail)/Retail so if we wanted to calculate the Retail price of an item based off a margin given we would follow a formula =24.9/(1-.85) this would give you the sale price of $166. Now if you were in a retail company that insisted on everything ending in .*9 then you could build additionally onto this like such =(MROUND(24.9/(1 ...
Hi Guys So, I need a formula or a VBA method to Increase a Sale Prices by 25% based on cost + 25% but when the sale price goes up a fee price also goes up so I end up with a circular reference! Lets say: Cost In E2, Fee in G2 and Postage Cost in i2. In J2 I want to add the costs up and add...
Also I need 15% added to the value excluding the cost price. For eg. A1 - £2.99. A2 - 20%. A3 - £3.58. I need to input into A2 to give me a value in A3 and also to add 15% onto the difference between A1 and A3 (£0.59 which will then be £0.69) into A3 to give the correct value of £3.68. I have tried doing this multiple cells but it doesn't ...
Using the formula, a cost price of £1 results in a sale price of £4.66. Taking out the costs results in a profit of £0.18 which is 4.5%. If I would like the margin to be 20% of the sale price e.g sell for £4 I would be left with 80p profit after VAT, commission and other costs. Using your formula: Calculated Sale Price £4.66
The first thing you have to do is get the selling price of your item that generates a 15% Gross Margin. In you example your total cost, is the item cost plus the shipping: 1.72 + .87 = 2.59. To get a Gross Margin of 15% for item that costs 2.59, you must divide the cost by the reciprocal of the GM. So that is 2.59/ (1-15%) = 3.05.
I’m after some expert help to find a formula that will do the following: I want to know the sale price of my goods, when I enter the gross profit percentage that I want to make (not markup%). I know the cost price of my goods. For example, I want to make 50% gross profit on something that costs me £1.00.
we have margin calculators that have cost / sell / margin options. i simply cannot work out the maths to write a formula in excell. example. £1.00 ADD 30 percent margin = £1.43. £1.43 minus 30 percent marging = £0.99. £1.43 sale price £1.00 cost price = 30 percent margin. hope i make sense and thanks for looking.
now how do you calculated the sales price needed in order to achieve a net price required , since the fees increase when the sales price changes. so if i want to make £25 , what price must i sell the item at. you cant just add - sales price + fees together , as now the new fees are larger. Net Price = sales price - ( ( (Sales price)*0.1322)+0.3)
Sale Price = SP. Money To Seller = MTS. Success Fee = SF. The current Trademe Success fee calculator lets the user input the Sale Price (SP), the calculator then spits out the Success Fee (SF) and to know what the resulting Money To Seller (MTS) is the user has to minus the SF from the SP. The calculator I require is the user inputs MTS and the ...
Try as I might I cannot work out the formula required (or if it’s even possible) to quickly complete the task in hand without going through line by line. I already have the cost of the product in the table. Is there anyway of entering a formula in the price column that calculates price from a desired GM %? eg. C3 - Price = ??? D3 - Cost = £0.92.