Unit price comparison

Compare two package prices after dividing each by its quantity.

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Compare two package prices after dividing each by its quantity.

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Rounding changes displayed numbers, not the calculation. Text, fractions, matrices and CSV schedules keep their own formatting. Automatic keeps up to 12 significant digits, with money shown to cents where applicable.

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Both quantities must use the same unit and both prices the same currency. The result compares price only, not quality, waste, discounts, or suitability.

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Compare two package prices after dividing each by its quantity.

Both quantities must use the same unit and both prices the same currency. The result compares price only, not quality, waste, discounts, or suitability.

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A worked example

With first package price = 6, second package price = 8, first package quantity = 3, second package quantity = 5, the lower unit price is 1.6.

Before you use the result

Both quantities must use the same unit and both prices the same currency. The result compares price only, not quality, waste, discounts, or suitability.

Example results for first package price

These examples use Second package price: 8; First package quantity: 3; Second package quantity: 5. They are reference calculations, not recommended settings.

First package priceLower unit price
31
61.6
121.6
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