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how to calculate the cost price when sales,profit and quantity is given in the table please anyone help me to get this issue resolve
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You can create a calculated column to get the Cost Price
Cost Price per Unit= Divide([Sales],[Quantity]) - Divide([Profit],[Quantity])
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You can create a calculated column to get the Cost Price
Cost Price per Unit= Divide([Sales],[Quantity]) - Divide([Profit],[Quantity])
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Something like this. Say you have:
Sales = 5000 Euros
Profit = 100 Euros
Quantity = 200 pieces
We deduce that:
Cost = Sales - Profit = 4900 Euros
Cost per unit = Cost / Quantity = 24.5 Euros
Yes like this.
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Hello,
so you could add a column and make a measure Cost = sales - Profit
and to get cost per item = Cost / quantity
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