Sale options on a CSV

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alm86

Hi guys,

Apologies if something similar has been posted before, if had a hun
through some of the older posts but haven't spotted anything.

Basically my problem is that I have 2 kinds prices in a spreadsheet.
default one for standard products, additional option price which eithe
adds or remove a value if the product comes in black or large etc.

My stores under a sale now so I need to remove 25% from all the price
and the additional option prices are causing me difficulties.

e.g.
Price:
321
3950
[ADD]759.6
[ADD]1520.4
[REMOVE]1.2

Its the words ADD and REMOVE that throwing me. For the first tw
defaults I imputed =CELL/100*75. But this doesn't work with the cell
with words in them.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance
Am
 
J

jack_n_bub

alm86;1606435 said:
Hi guys,

Apologies if something similar has been posted before, if had a hun
through some of the older posts but haven't spotted anything.

Basically my problem is that I have 2 kinds prices in a spreadsheet.
default one for standard products, additional option price which eithe
adds or remove a value if the product comes in black or large etc.

My stores under a sale now so I need to remove 25% from all the price
and the additional option prices are causing me difficulties.

e.g.
Price:
321
3950
[ADD]759.6
[ADD]1520.4
[REMOVE]1.2

Its the words ADD and REMOVE that throwing me. For the first tw
defaults I imputed =CELL/100*75. But this doesn't work with the cell
with words in them.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance
Amy

Hi Amy,

There are two solution. The easier but a bit manual is to use Text T
Columns feature and delimiting it with the ']' character. This will tak
out the number after the ] character for your use. You will have to the
merge the two columns to contain numbers.

If you insist on using the formula the following formula will give yo
the 75% of the available value.
=IF(ISNUMBER(A1),A1*0.75,(RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-FIND("]",A1,1)))*0.75)
This is assuming that your value is in A1.

Thank You,
Prashan
 

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