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Old 09-01-2011, 00:57   #16
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat ???

I used to be good at excel back in the day but for some reason it will not sink back in I hope its just lack of sleep as working out the vat and net on excel will be soo much quicker than writing it all down and using a calculator ! !
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat ???

if your carrying on i would put in G2 =SUM(C2)+D2

that will confirm the 2 added together do add up to what you started with
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat ???

woohooo managed to get the vat to work out right after much fidderling about right next question can i make the net and vat automatically round up to the nearest penny ??
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat ???

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...can i make the net and vat automatically round up to the nearest penny ??
Try:

ROUNDUP(number,num_digits)

Replace number by your existing formula, and num_digits by 2

So, if cell G2 is currently:

=SUM(E2/117.5)*100

You add the ROUNDUP function as follows:

=ROUNDUP(SUM(E2/117.5)*100, 2)
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat?

A price including VAT (before it went up) is equivalent to 1.175 times the nett price so the nett price is the price with VAT divided by 1.175 and the VAT is the price with VAT minus the nett price
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat ???

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Try:

ROUNDUP(number,num_digits)

Replace number by your existing formula, and num_digits by 2

So, if cell G2 is currently:

=SUM(E2/117.5)*100

You add the ROUNDUP function as follows:

=ROUNDUP(SUM(E2/117.5)*100, 2)
Sorry can u say that again but dumb it down a bit as im thick when it comes to excel and formulars !
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat ???

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Sorry can u say that again...!
1. Find the cell you want to round up.

2. If the formula in that cell is

=XXX

Then change this to

=ROUNDUP(XXX,2)

3. You are finished!
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat?

Don't forget to adjust the calculations to account for the new VAT rate of 20% though.
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat?

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A price including VAT (before it went up) is equivalent to 1.175 times the nett price so the nett price is the price with VAT divided by 1.175 and the VAT is the price with VAT minus the nett price
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat ???

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1. Find the cell you want to round up.

2. If the formula in that cell is

=XXX

Then change this to

=ROUNDUP(XXX,2)

3. You are finished!
Much better I will try that when I get home thanks !

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Don't forget to adjust the calculations to account for the new VAT rate of 20% though.
Yes I know im doing last quater at the moment so I needed the 17.5% and when I do this quater I just need to change the formular to the new tax rate correct?
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woohooo managed to get the vat to work out right after much fidderling about right next question can i make the net and vat automatically round up to the nearest penny ??
Right click on the cells you want to round to the nearest penny and choose "format cells" and click on the number tab and change the decimal places to 2 that should be it - no calculations necessary.

OR do the same right click etc and set the number format to currency
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat ???

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Right click on the cells you want to round to the nearest penny and choose "format cells" and click on the number tab and change the decimal places to 2 that should be it - no calculations necessary.

OR do the same right click etc and set the number format to currency
Are you sure those methods round up?
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Re: Excel - working out net and vat?

I know the currency format does. I would guess changing to 2DP rounds up/down as necessary but haven't tried it with VAT calcs.
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Are you sure those methods round up?
Yes it does work tried that as it was a little bit quicker

Thanks everybody for your help finally got it no more paperwork yay !
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