Greetings, I am trying to find a formula that will allow me to do the following: If the value in A1 = 'A' then multiply B1 by .2 If the value in A1 = 'B' then multiply B1 by .15 If the value in A1 = 'C' then multiply B1 by .1 Here is the formula that I have put together, based on my research...
How can I get excel to round down to 2 decimal places when multiplying? I have a $ amount in column C, and then in column D I need to multiply the value in C by 1.4. So for example, if C4 = 124.11, then D4 would be =C4*1.4 The value it gives me is 173.754, but I need it to give me only...
Hello, Probably simple question here, but I am struggling with SUMIFS and SUMPRODUCT so I am reaching out for help. I have 3 columns: Two have values that need to be multiplied if a condition in the 3rd column is met. For simplicity, here is an example Value 1 Value 2 Criteria 2 10 Yes...
Hi there, My question is as follows: I have data which I need to divide, then multiply by a percentage. For example: I wish to divide A1 by B1, then multiply this total by a percentage in C1. Preferably, I would like to do all of this in one cell. I have been trying A1/B1*C1, but I believe...
I figure that it has something to do with a rounding issue. Can anyone give me an example formula of how to multiply a column X a percentage & round off the resulting number to 2 digits to the right of the decimal point so when I go to add the column it gives me the correct number?? Thanks!!
But I just want to learn if there is a formula to firstly, check if the cell is greater than 0 and then multiply if its greater than 0. After that having a total sum at the end in the Total Price cell.
When multiplying two cells one with cell with a formula: = ( (PI ()* ( (A2/2)^2))*B2) cell formated to a number decimal (1). The other cell has a constant...
Good Evening, today I came across the following problem: Say we have a table where the a-column is for example the color of a car, the b-column who sold the car and the c-column is the price it sold for.We now want to multiply the values of all red cars sold by Peter and here lies the problem...
The formula you need for the multiplication table is a formula that will multiply whatever is in row 1 above the cell by whatever is in column A to the left of the cell.
