Margin Formula for Excel.
Discussion
Margin and Mark up are 2 very different calculations. From your example ;
Cost : £ 50
Margin : 10 percent
Sell is the £ 55.55
Quite a lot of people confuse markup with margin.
In the meantime from posting this a good friend of mine has provided the formula I needed to input in Excel.
For those interested it is :
X=(100/(100-B7))*B6
Where B7 = Margin
B6 = Cost
X = Sell
Cost : £ 50
Margin : 10 percent
Sell is the £ 55.55
Quite a lot of people confuse markup with margin.
In the meantime from posting this a good friend of mine has provided the formula I needed to input in Excel.
For those interested it is :
X=(100/(100-B7))*B6
Where B7 = Margin
B6 = Cost
X = Sell
GreenV8S said:
Not trying to be funny, but if a simple formula like that isn't obvious to you, I would question whether you are the right person to be working out margins.
Apologies for not being an expert in Excel - my remit as company owner doesn't extend that far.
Thanks for the constructive post.
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