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24 October 2010
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24 October 2010
On the basis of what i am getting from your question, it means a given (Undefined) % above the Cost Price.
For example Sale Price...
If Margin on Cost is 20%, we can say Sale Price is 20% above Cost Price.
If your query was something else than please draft your question properly as suggested by Ramesh Ji.
For example Sale Price...
If Margin on Cost is 20%, we can say Sale Price is 20% above Cost Price.
If your query was something else than please draft your question properly as suggested by Ramesh Ji.
25 October 2010
Simply replace X by a number and use it what everway you want to.
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