Executing an increase on a basket based on turnover

SaajidHoosen

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Hi,

I need some help please, I work with a basket of products that fall under different groupings (a,b,c) I want to execute a price increase on my turnover and of x percent but I want to make group "A" increase by a certain percentage only and then be able to calculate the increase on the rest of the parts to equal the target revenue. I want to be able to do this based on the volume of sales on the part so that parts which don't sell don't increase.

Eg.

Total increase 5%
Current Turnover:500
Goal Turnover: 525
Group A 6% increase


ProductGroupingRetail PriceVolume
XXa1020
XXb911
XXb82
XXa73
XXc64
XXc510
XXa40

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</tbody>

Please help me it's driving me crazy trying to solve this.
 

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make a spreadsheet so you can dial in price changes and observe the effect on overall turnover,,,, quick to do
 
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make a spreadsheet so you can dial in price changes and observe the effect on overall turnover,,,, quick to do


That doesn't solve the problem though, i need it formula driven to determine the rest of the increases without exceeding the target turnover.
 
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hen be able to calculate the increase on the rest of the parts to equal the target revenue

in which case please define if b and c are treated the same or differently according to some other rule(s)
 
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a100
b250
c410
tot760
5%38
6% of a6
needed32
b16
c16
b6.4%
c3.9%

<colgroup><col width="64" span="5" style="width:48pt"> </colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>
 
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a100
b250
c410
tot760
5%38
6% of a6
needed32
b16
c16b6.4
c3.9
b6.4%
c3.9%
6.4 from
=(($B$4*0.05-$B$1*0.06)/2*100)/$B$2

<colgroup><col span="3"><col><col><col><col><col span="8"></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>
 
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