Price per unit in a pack, and the cost of a chosen quantity.
| Per unit | – |
| For wanted qty | – |
Use this on a grocery shelf. Per unit = pack price ÷ pack quantity. For wanted qty = per unit × wanted quantity. A 6-pack at 4.50 is 0.75 each; three of those units would be 2.25. Use the same unit in pack quantity and wanted quantity (cans, grams, litres). Pack quantity must be greater than zero.
Pack price: What the pack costs.
Pack quantity: How many units are in the pack.
Wanted quantity: How many of those units you want to price.
Per unit / For wanted qty: Unit price and the line for the quantity you want.
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