Calculating Gross Profit Margin in Excel Gross profit margin, also known asgross margin, is expressed as a percentage: It is the proportion of money that representsprofit. It is easy to calculate: Simply take the gross profit for a period and divide it byrevenuefor that same period. This pe...
I have four data columns in an Excel worksheet, B:E. Sometimes there are two identical data values in a row. This is indicated by the 2 value in column F. I'm trying to write a formula that, when there are identical data values in a row, calculates the difference ...
Calculate the difference between two dates Use the DATEDIF function when you want to calculate the difference between two dates. First put a start date in a cell, and an end date in another. Then type a formula like one of the following. You can download an example workbook with all of ...
Tell me please why that doesn't work. It gives you the functional answer you've been asking for; maybe not in the FORM you've been asking for it...and if that's the issue, then please explain why that FORM is the only way it can work. OR, as Twifoo has requested give us a ...
Or does this form fulfill some sort of legal/governmental requirement and therefore require all sorts of levels of approval for any change, no matter how warranted? Second, and somewhat related to the prior question,why do you start over again each month? Why not retain the history on a con...
Or does this form fulfill some sort of legal/governmental requirement and therefore require all sorts of levels of approval for any change, no matter how warranted? Second, and somewhat related to the prior question,why do you start over again each month? Why not retain the history on a con...
Or does this form fulfill some sort of legal/governmental requirement and therefore require all sorts of levels of approval for any change, no matter how warranted? Second, and somewhat related to the prior question,why do you start over again each month? Why not retain the history on a con...