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| How to create Margin/markup formula for Excel
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| Re: How to create Margin/markup formula for Excel
According to my information you should try this: Quote:
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| Re: How to create Margin/markup formula for Excel
There are two different measurements here that can be used for this Margin/markup formula.
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| Re: How to create Margin/markup formula for Excel
According to my suggestion if we keep Cost in A1 and price in B1 Then following will be the solution Quote:
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