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You want to subtract your cost of 250 in cell e6, from your selling price of 400 in cell e5, and have the result in cell e7. How would you do this so you can extend the calculation across your other products?.

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In order to have the result of the above calculation in Cell E7, you need to use the formula, "=E6 - E5."

Features of Excel

  • Allows for calculations from basic math to complex finance.
  • For subtraction, can simply use the minus (-) to deduct the figure in a cell from another cell.

To subtract the 250 in E6 from the selling price in E5, put an equal sign in E7 and select E5, put a minus (-) sign and then select E6. Press enter.

To extend this to other products, drag the part highlighted in the attachment across to the other products.

In conclusion, Excel can be quite helpful.

Find out more problems on Excel at https://brainly.com/question/25879801.

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