I have the following calculation that I use to determine if a price is outside of a floor or ceiling, if it is outside of the range it uses either the floor or ceiling price
=IF($G$76E76,-(($G$76-E76)*F13),0))
the formula is in cell G71
F13 is the total quantity
E76 is the ceiling price of $15.00
F76 is the floor price of $7.50
G76 is the calculated price of ($6.21)
In this case the floor of $7.50
I would like to modify the formula to where if you input N/A (or something else) that it will give a result of $0. I do not want to put a zero in the cells for the floor and ceiling price because it will give me a result of $0.
1. If column D422 is greater then 9,750 then multiply D422 by 10% and then floor it to the nearest 100. But what I am trying to do is;
If D422 is between 9,750 and 9,999 then multiply it by 10% then ceiling it to the nearest 100 which would be 1,000. But if it is equal to or greater the 10,000 then multiply it by 10% then floor it to the nearest 100. So the minimum 10% returned should be 1,000.
Say i got a figure 9.9218. If written "=floor(9.9218,0.0625)", the result i would get is 9.875. However, if the formula was written with the CEILING function, I would get 9.9375.
Now here's the fun part. Is it possible to combine the FLOOR and CEILING function codes into one complete function, where it could determine whether 9.9218 is closer to 9.9375 than 9.875?
The following was taken from my decimal equivalent chart, at spaces of .0156:
I have a value in a cell that is to one decimal place. I need to round this value to the nearest 0.5 multiple up or down which ever is closer. The value in cell A1 reads 6.6, therefore rounding I want the cell to read 6.5 If the value in A1 is closer to 6 say 6.2 I want the cell to read 6.0
I need J22 to multiply based on years in B22 AND increase 5% for each of those years (compounding) after two years (excludes year 1 from 5% increase). In addition the cell needs to remain blank if D22 is blank. B22 = 1, then the stockprice needs to remain the same, and only increase by 5% after year 1.
Currently... B22 = a number of years indicated by the formula: =IF(A22="","",DATEDIF(A22,I3,"y")) J22 =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(D22,stockprices,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(D22,stockprices,2,FALSE))
Example:
If J22 stockprice lookup is $1000.00, and the number of years listed in B22 is 6, then the reported value in J22 needs to be $1494.40.
I have calculated the implied volatility for different single options using the newton raphson method. But, I also need to calculate the implied volatility which minimizes the sum of squared differences between the observed market price and the model price for each day. I guess one needs to use vectors (jacobian matrix) to do this, but I do not know how to expand the code to be able to do this. Anyone have any idea how this can be done? I have attached the [code] I have used to calculate the implied volatility for one option.
I am trying to ask if a truncated number is divisable by 9. e.g. 1234 truncated would be 123. To truncate the number i've tried to devide it by ten and then round it down using the floor or rounddown function. However i get the "Complie Error Sub Or Function Not Defined" error in my User Defined Function
If Floor((i / 10), 1) Mod 9 = 0 Then Do my groove thang End If
The compiler is IDing Floor (or rounddown) as the problem.
The analysis basically has 2 data components to it: The 1st part, is a basic transaction list of shopping items bought through the year. Each transaction's shopping item also has the quantity of that item purchased at that time.
The 2nd part, is a pricing sheet for all the different types of shopping items. The pricing sheet has different prices for different quantities at which the item is purchased.
What I am trying to do is to find the relevant price for shopping item, which depends on not only what the item is, but also the quantity. In point form, it should follow the logic below:
1) Identify the item in the shopping list (worksheet 1) from the list of prices (worksheet 2)
2) Find quantity in the prices worksheet that is closest to the quantity in the shopping list (i.e. where the difference between the quantity on transaction list and the quantity on the pricing sheet is the least)
3) Pull the price for this "closest quantity"
I have uploaded a worksheet showing the structure of that data. [url]
Is there some VB code I need to do this, or can it just be a few simple formulas?
All data is located within one book. I have two sheets with material codes in each sheet which include pricing (existing and current)
Sheet1 (has existing material codes plus existing pricing) Has about 1200 lines Sheet2 (has current material codes plus current pricing), has about 36000 lines
I need to cross check if the material code (taken from sheet1) are still available in sheet2, and if they are, copy the current price back to sheet1. The current price needs to be pasted back into sheet1 (next to the existing price). If the material code doesn't exist (for whatever reason, in sheet2), the program needs to move onto the next line and leave the current price for that material code blank. The program should finish once all the lines in sheet1 are completed. I have attached a sample of what I'm trying to do,
I have have a large array of prices (across rows) and am looking for the closest price to match a price that I have been provided with. It's a basic benchmarking exercise on a row by row basis....and the price can be positive or negative. Is there a clean way to reference the closest price?
I have come across a fair amount of solutions, but none worked optimally - particularly the =INDEX(Data,MATCH(MIN(ABS(Data-Target)),ABS(Data-Target),0)) approach....it just didn't work for some lines, and only worked for values less than source price in other instances.
I would also like to reference the source on the next column.
Im meant to produce a simple spreadsheet that calculates the floor area of a new build city centre hotel. The developer is looking at various plots of land that allow differing sizes of floor plates and storey heights. The key variables are the number and type of bedrooms, number of floors and whether the hotel is classed as a premium or budget hotel.
I need to produce a spreadsheet that shows the key variables and the total calculated floor area at the top of the sheet.
to formulate Excel formulas to obtain the average buy price and average sell price for me to do this futures trading. Thanks a lot. I downloaded the Htmlmaker to post the spreadsheet here to show the manual way to calcualte the average buy price and average sell price but when it is on html form, i clicked on the 'Please click this button to send the source into clipboard' button & then i paste into this thread. Is the way to make my spreadsheet appear here correct cause it cannot work.
I have a unit price and a quantity. I want to be able to take the sum of the extended price without having to add a column for extended price. I don't want to just hide it, either.
I am trying to find out how to set a formula that allows me to price point. Our marketing department want all product prices to be either to the value of 6 or 9
I have a task to rank the stocks from the highest price to the lowest price. I've made a template and managed to get the ranking right. I used the LARGE() function.
But now the difficulty is to get the 'Stock name' related to the ranked price. I may do it with the MATCH() function. But the problem is there is an equal number 15%.
My goal is a price code for cost of goods. In G1 I have "BLACKHORSE". I need a code will convert 1 to B, 2 to L, BLA for 123 and so on. This formula is giving me BBBLBB for 1. I don't need cents, just whole numbers.
i have a some detail in the tabular form with different criteria as size, colour ,purity,cut ,by combining all these i have price list in a tabular form , if i want to intersect all this and find the price how can i do so
I'm trying to set a formula that will calculate the price difference between two identical items in two different sheets. The items' order is not the same and each list includes some different items along the identical ones.
My partner and I are selling products. He gets 5% of the sales price, then I get the rest. But I want to make at least $2 on every sale. So, let's say the item cost us $50. If he wants 5% off the top, and I want at least $2, how do we calculate what to sell it for?
I tried the following, but it didn't work: $50 (cost) + $2 (my profit) + 5% (partner's profit) ------ $54.60 (sales price)
It doesn't work because I end up with $1.87. $54.60 (sales price) - 5% (partner's profit) - 50 (cost) ------ $1.87 (my profit)
I've tried other things, but I always end up under $2. Is it possible to calculate this? or do I need to have a percentage for myself? If Excel can't do it, do you know of any calculators out there than can?
I'm making a work sheet for items and would like to have the lowest price in a column automatically flagged by bolding, color change, font change or something.
My ranges are named Width and drop and List. Rules are anything above largest drop/width must return 0. anything below lowest width/drop will be the lowest listed anything inbetween will choose the value >= to the value. lookup is returning the closest, and my other formula fell foul of nesting, i am working in 2007 but it is targeted at XP/2002.
I get a price list from my distributor, my scale I use for my store is anything below $10 (from my distributor price) gets 30% markup, then anything above $10 gets 20% markup. How would I be able to function this into the list I receive in excel so I can export the prices directly to my store of what the prices should be in my store. Also it would be a plus if at the end I can get it to end in 99 cents. Thank you look forward to your response! I am using Excel 2003
