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Old June 14th, 2004, 02:58 PM
danielh
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I've made an invoice with form fields.
On every row with items there's 6 columns.

1. Article no
2. Item's name
3. How many items?
4. Price per item
5. Discount (in percent)
6. Sum of the row

The 6th column multiplies no 3 and no 4 to a sum.
It should also decrease the sum with the discount in no 5, but I just can't make this to work!

I know that this should be simple, but as long as the sum is different from 100 the discount will not calculte the right amount.

Please help my poor knowledge!
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Old June 14th, 2004, 04:21 PM
Greg
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Danielh,

If you are using a table, you can use cell references in
your equation. The equation below inserted as a
calculation field in in cell f2 wil calculate the first
row of information:

=((c2*d2)-(e2*(c2*d2)))


-----Original Message-----
I've made an invoice with form fields.
On every row with items there's 6 columns.

1. Article no
2. Item's name
3. How many items?
4. Price per item
5. Discount (in percent)
6. Sum of the row

The 6th column multiplies no 3 and no 4 to a sum.
It should also decrease the sum with the discount in no

5, but I just can't make this to work!

I know that this should be simple, but as long as the sum

is different from 100 the discount will not calculte the
right amount.

Please help my poor knowledge!
.

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Old June 15th, 2004, 12:29 PM
danielh
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Thank you greg!

That's the formula I was looking for...

"Greg" skrev:

Danielh,

If you are using a table, you can use cell references in
your equation. The equation below inserted as a
calculation field in in cell f2 wil calculate the first
row of information:

=((c2*d2)-(e2*(c2*d2)))


-----Original Message-----
I've made an invoice with form fields.
On every row with items there's 6 columns.

1. Article no
2. Item's name
3. How many items?
4. Price per item
5. Discount (in percent)
6. Sum of the row

The 6th column multiplies no 3 and no 4 to a sum.
It should also decrease the sum with the discount in no

5, but I just can't make this to work!

I know that this should be simple, but as long as the sum

is different from 100 the discount will not calculte the
right amount.

Please help my poor knowledge!
.


 




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