If you put the original price in cell A1, then the formula you insert into cell B1 or whichever other cell you wish to calculate the new value is:
=A1*(1-(30/100))
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β 12y agoThe sale price is $156.00
Market price x's Karat percent. Then divide by 31.13 (troy ounce) Then that total is your full melt price. Then you divide that by 2 for your average price a pawn shop would pay you for it.
It is 100*(1 - Discounted price/Full price) or 100*Discount amount/Full price
Double price is equal to 200% of the original price.
Commission = percent x original price / 100 so original price = commission x 100 / percent
The formula of net profit in MS Excel is:- =net profit(cost price+sell price/100*200*2)
The original price was $60, and 15% off drops that to $51.
Multiply the pre-markup price by 1.3
GP=(sell price-cost)/sell price. In excel, whatever result you get format that cell to be a percentage by hitting the % button in the menu bar.
100%For example, let's say the original price is $100.Reducing it by 50% drops the price down to $50.In order to return the price to $100, $50 must be doubled, which is saying it must be increased by 100%.
$35.71
Many retailers and stores advertise huge price drops on their merchandise. Walmart is one of the leading examples of retailers that offer enormous price drops.
The formula is: 1.3y = 213.90 Where y = wholesale price. Solving for y: y = 213.90 / 1.3 y = $164.54
The sale price is $156.00
You could do it in a few ways. Assumung the cost price was in cell A2 and in another cell you wanted to show it having been increased by 20%, you could do any of these: =A2*120% =A2*1.2 =A2+A2*20%
An effective use of conditional formatting is to automatically highlight a cell if the total drops below a specified limit, such as stock price.
cost = 150 X = 100% = 1.00 = original percent Y = 40% = 0.40 = percent reduced Z = sale percent Reduction formula based on the above variables X and Y: X - Y = Z Z = 0.6 This means the boots are on sale for 60% of their original price, or 90 a pair. To bring 90 up to 150, simply use the following formula based on these variables: A = raised price B = sale price C = percent the sales price is raised by to reach the raised price A/B = C 150/90 = 1.67 Or, to increase the sales price of 90 to the raised price of 150, you would need to sell the boots for 167% of the sales price. 100% of the sales price is 90, so the increase is 67%.