Hi
I am wondering if anyone can help me please, I'm trying to create a formula and am very close to pulling my hair out!
A helium cylinder holds 1.81m3 and costs £69.00 I am trying to create formula that will tell me how much it will cost to fill a balloon with different m3 eg. 11" balloon 0.015m3, 35" balloon 0.042m3.
Any help on this would be very much appreciated
Thanks
=(69/1.81)*0.015 for 11""
(69/1.81) gives cost per m3
=(A1/B1)*C1
A1=69.00
B1=1.81
C1=0.015
Since you have the m3 for each balloon, it would be, for the 11"balloon for example
=0.015/1.81 * 69
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