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This guide provides a practical overview of Practical Exercises on Notebook Price List, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.
The example has the following data table:

Calculate the total amount payable by guests including VAT 5%.
To calculate the amount the tenant must pay: The value of the item, the amount of VAT payable.
Step 1: Calculate the item value -> Enter the formula: = D5 * E5 -> press Enter the item value is:

Step 2: Similarly copy the remaining values to result:

Step 3: Calculate the VAT is payable by each value items -> enter the formula: = 5 * F5 / 100 -> press Enter -> tax VAT is payable is:

Step 4: Similarly copying the formula to the remaining values results:

Step 5: Calculate the total amount the customer must pay including VAT -> enter the formula: = G5 + F5 -> press Enter -> the total amount to be paid is:

Step 6: Similarly copying the formula to the remaining values results:

Step 7: Calculate the total value of items sold -> enter the formula: = SUM (F5: F10)

Step 8: Similarly, calculate the total VAT amount and the total amount payable by the customer:

Above is a detailed guide on how to implement NoteBook price list in Excel 2013.
Good luck!
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