Sharp CS2850A CS-2850/2800 Operation Manual - Page 22
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Markup and Profit Margin are both ways of calculating percent profit. The difference is: - Profit margin is percent profit vs. selling price. - Markup is percent profit vs. cost. Note: In some cases, negative percentages will be shown for margin or markup. This is a normal function of the calculation logic. MARGIN EXAMPLE: Calculate the profit margin of a $65.00 item being sold at $89.00. (1) - -F -6 -5 -3 M - 2 -1 -o (2) 65 g 89 [=1 MU (3) 65.0024.OO A 26.97 A (4) 6500 89.00 + 24.00 * 26.97 %C SELLING PRICE (USING MARGIN) EXAMPLE: Calculate the selling price (a) and the gross profit (b) from a cost of $8,160 on the basis of a 15% profit on the selling price. (1) - -F -56 4 -3 M -- 21 -o (2) 8160 +-' 15 (mu; (3) 8,160. 1,440.00 A (4) 8,160. + 15. %M 9,600.00 * (a) 1,440.00 GP (b) COST (USING MARGIN) EXAMPLE: Calculate the cost (a) and the gross profit (b) from a selling price of $500 on the basis of a 35% profit on the selling price. (1) -F -6 -5 -4 -3 -1 -o (2) 500 35 +1-[mu' (3) 500. 325.00 A (4) 500• x 35. % 175.00 (b) 325.00 * (a) 20