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Hi,
In cell C2, enter
=A2/(1-B2)
A2 has 100 and B2 has 20%
Hope this helps.
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We have products that we need to add a % to the final number, for agent commissions.
If we have a $100 product and want to add 20% commissions, the first thought is to add 20%.
In the end, after agent compensation is paid out, we need to have $100 left.
If you add 20%, you get $120.
If you pay the agent 20% that would not be $20, it would be $24, leaving only $96.
If I increase the product to $124 then the agent commission is $24.8 which leaves only $99.20.
Now I could keep doing this until I got close but I need a quick and easy formula.
I need a formula that tells me the price needed so that once the agent gets his 20% commission the final amount left is still $100.
A family of Microsoft spreadsheet software with tools for analyzing, charting, and communicating data
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Hi,
In cell C2, enter
=A2/(1-B2)
A2 has 100 and B2 has 20%
Hope this helps.