In order to make this work, you need to either tell excel what you
want to do (i.e. % or $) or make an assumption about the data.
this assumes the following:
a1 has the sales amount
b2: If you're entering a % it will be less than 1 (i.e. .25 or 25%).
if the number is > then 1 it assumes that you're subtracting $
c2 has this formula =IF(B1<1,A1-A1*B1,A1-B1)
Thank you, but I think I worded the question wrong - what I am trying to do
is give a sales rep the option to either put in a % discount, or allow them
to enter a FINAL price without them having to calculate. For example, an
item listed at $20,000, and they want the final price to be $17,500. How can
I let them either say "I want a 20% discount, or I just want the price to
"end up" being $17,500. Thanks again.
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