Product Margin
Change any number. Everything else follows.
- PM % (from Purchase Price)
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- PM % (from MAC)
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Multiple Items
Check a whole list at once. Click any item name or number to change it, and the rest of the row updates.
| Item | Unit Price / Revenue | PM % (from Purchase Price) | PM % (from MAC) | PM $ (from Purchase Price) | PM $ (from MAC) | Purchase Price | Moving Average Cost (MAC) | SPA | After SPA | Remove | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit Price | PM % (from Purchase Price) | PM % (from MAC) | |||||||||||
Drop a spreadsheet here.
CSV or Excel with columns for item, Purchase Price and Moving Average Cost (MAC).
How It Works
Enter what you know. The number you changed last stays put, and everything else is recalculated.
PM %
PM $ ÷ Unit Price
Product Margin as a share of the Unit Price, shown from the Purchase Price and from the Moving Average Cost (MAC).
PM $
Unit Price − Purchase Price
PM $ (from MAC) uses the Moving Average Cost instead. Costs you enter stay fixed. Change one and the PM %, Unit Price or PM $ you set last holds.
Unit Price after SPA
Unit Price × (1 − SPA)
The SPA comes off the Unit Price after the margin sets it. PM % after SPA shows what you keep at that price.
Leave the Purchase Price blank and enter a Unit Price with a PM % or PM $ to find the most you can pay.