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Format: Item Name, Revenue, COGS (one per line)
Example: Blue Shirt, 25.00, 12.50
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About

Gross Profit is the absolute monetary amount a business retains after deducting the costs directly associated with making and selling its products. While Margin is a percentage, Gross Profit is the actual cash available to pay operating expenses like rent, payroll, and utilities.

This tool is designed for efficiency. Instead of calculating items one by one, it allows for Bulk Processing. You can paste a CSV-formatted list of products, sales prices, and costs, and the system will instantly compute the Gross Profit for the entire batch. This is particularly useful for e-commerce managers and retail buyers analyzing weekly sales reports.

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Formulas

The calculation iterates through every item in your list using the fundamental profit formula:

Gross Profit = (Revenuei COGSi)

Where i represents each individual line item in the dataset.

Reference Data

MetricDefinitionFormula Impact
RevenueTotal income from sales before any expenses.Positive (+)
COGSDirect costs (Materials + Direct Labor).Negative (-)
Gross ProfitRevenue - COGS. Money for OpEx.Result (=)
OpExOperating Expenses (Rent, Marketing).Not Included
Net ProfitGross Profit - OpEx - Taxes.Not Included
VolumeNumber of units sold.Multiplier

Frequently Asked Questions

The tool expects Comma Separated Values (CSV). The format is: Product Name, Revenue, COGS. For example: 'Widget A, 100, 50'. Each item should be on a new line.
No. All calculations happen 'Client-Side' inside your web browser. Your sensitive financial data never leaves your computer, ensuring privacy and security.
Yes. In Excel, simply save your spreadsheet as a .csv file, or copy the cells and paste them here (ensure columns align with the expected format).
No. Gross Profit specifically excludes taxes, interest, and operating expenses. It is a measure of production efficiency, not final 'bottom line' net income.