PRICEDISC is a function in Google Sheets that calculates the price discount for a given quantity. The syntax for the function is PRICEDISC(price, quantity) . The function takes two arguments: the price of the item and the quantity of the item. It returns the price discount as a percentage.
The syntax of PRICEDISC in Google Sheets is as follows: PRICEDISC(cost, quantity, discount) where cost is the cost of the item, quantity is the number of items, and discount is the discount amount.
PRICEDISC is a function in Google Sheets that can be used to calculate discounts for products. The function takes two arguments: the first is the original price of the product, and the second is the percentage of the discount. The function then calculates the discounted price for the product.
For example, if you want to know the discounted price for a product that is discounted by 25%, you can use the PRICEDISC function as follows: =PRICEDISC(100,25). This will return the discounted price for the product as 75.
There are times when you should not use PRICEDISC in Google Sheets. One example is when you have a list of items and you want to find the total price of all the items, you should not use PRICEDISC. Another example is when you have a list of items and you want to find the average price of all the items, you should not use PRICEDISC.
The following are some similar formulae to PRICEDISC in Google Sheets:
- PRICEHALF: This formula halves the price of the selected cell.
- PRICEMULT: This formula multiplies the price of the selected cell by the number in the adjacent cell.
- PRICEDIV: This formula divides the price of the selected cell by the number in the adjacent cell.
