Microsoft Excel Marking Up Prices - Product Markup

In this video tutorial, you will learn how to mark up prices in a product list stored in Excel. You will see how to use AutoFill, perform multiplication, and use the Copy & Paste Values features.
You can learn more about AutoFill in my Excel Beginner Level 2 class: 599CD.com/XHHWU1
You can learn more about pasting values in my Excel Expert Level 8 course: 599CD.com/XGFJI8
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[@crispinerotv]

Thanks for your help :)

[@599CD]

You're welcome

[@keithgraber7584]

Can you tell me how to do multiple price % markups?.. i.e. products under $10.00 = 35% markup, products between $10-20 = 25% markup and so on.. needs to be done with large range of products 35k without changing anything else in the spreadsheet. Thanks!

[@599CD]

Sounds like a job for VLOOKUP, or MATCH & INDEX. At the least you could use a nested IF function. Look up my other tutorials on those topics.

[@glennmcohen]

Is there a way to change the original column numbers say 10% more. we want to mark up and send to customer by a percentage.

[@599CD]

Of course. Just multiply by 1.10

[@oberdanaguiar7911]

Does not work on mine
There is no way you can make the numbers change to the markup value auto I guess within the original column?

[@599CD]

I don't understand.

[@the5creename]

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[@599CD]

No thanks. I like my nose just the way it is. :)