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Price Table Matrix Calculator
This calculator generates price tables for two or three multiple ordered articles, so that quickly the total price can be seen. An example of use for this is an inn, where a few products are often ordered. The incitement for this came from an Oktoberfest waitress, who uses such a matrix for beer and chicken. For three prices, the matrix can have a maximum size of 11*11*11 fields, for two prices it is 21*21. A reasonable size for the quantity often is 0-10. Print view only shows the table(s), a click on this takes you back. It is advisable to print and laminate the table. Before printing, make sure that the table fits on the paper. The table size can be manipulated by changing cell and font size. To work on the table further, just copy it to a word processor. The calculator can be used not only for prices, but also for weights and other quantities. The price can have any currency, the unit can be anything, as long as it is the same across the matrix.
1 price 2 prices 3 prices
Price 1: Price 2: Price 3:
Quantity 1: to
Quantity 2: to
Quantity 3: to
Cell size: Font size:
If, for example, product 1 is ordered four times and product 2 six times in the standard table, the total price is 29.20. You then have to look in column 6 and row 4. So first comes the column and then the row, you first look to the right, then down.
If there are three prices, several tables are created, as a three-dimensional table would be rather difficult to print and read. The third price, multiplied by the number, can be found in the heading of each individual table. The heading there then reads as +Number*Price. However, such an overview for three prices is prone to errors and requires some practice and concentration. For more than three prices, such a tabular representation is no longer useful, it would be far too complicated and confusing and therefore even more prone to errors.
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