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Margin/markup formula for Excel

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Wardo - 03 Jan 2005 17:21 GMT
I am trying to insert a formula to calculate a percentage of margin/markup.
Example cost = $7.00 divided by 30 % = $10.00. My cost is 7.00, my sale price
is 10.00. Can anyone help with this formula?
JethroUK? - 03 Jan 2005 17:51 GMT
profit =(Sale Price/Cost Price) -1

> I am trying to insert a formula to calculate a percentage of margin/markup.
> Example cost = $7.00 divided by 30 % = $10.00. My cost is 7.00, my sale price
> is 10.00. Can anyone help with this formula?
Gordon - 03 Jan 2005 17:55 GMT
> I am trying to insert a formula to calculate a percentage of margin/markup.
> Example cost = $7.00 divided by 30 % = $10.00. My cost is 7.00, my sale price
> is 10.00. Can anyone help with this formula?

There are two different measurements here.

Markup: =SP/CP % and
Margin: =(SP-CP)/CP %
Peo Sjoblom - 03 Jan 2005 18:01 GMT
Cost in A1, price in B1

markup is

=(B1-A1)/A1

or

=(B1/A1)-1

margin

=(B1-A1)/B1

or

=1-(A1/B1)

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

> I am trying to insert a formula to calculate a percentage of margin/markup.
> Example cost = $7.00 divided by 30 % = $10.00. My cost is 7.00, my sale price
> is 10.00. Can anyone help with this formula?
 
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