In cell C2, enter a formula to calculate the total sale. Multiply the quantity sold (cell B2) by the price per box (cell F1). You are going to copy this formula to cells C3:C9, so use relative and absolute references as appropriate.
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We need to multiply the quantity sold (cell B2) by the price per box (cell F1). This is a simple multiplication operation in Excel, which can be done using the asterisk (*) operator. Show more…
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