Examples
Examples
Try the starting example
- Printed ticket books
- 100
- Tickets per book
- 10
- Sold tickets
- 800
- Free issued tickets
- 50
- Returned unsold tickets
- 50
- Cash price per sold ticket ($)
- 2
- Fee on ticket cash (%)
- 5
- Cash prize cost ($)
- 500
- Sponsor cash for prizes ($)
- 200
- Printing cash cost ($)
- 100
- Printed ticket inventory
- 1000
- Tickets not reconciled to supplied statuses
- 100
- Sold-ticket gross cash ($)
- $1,600.00
- Fee under supplied rate ($)
- $80.00
- Net ticket/prize/printing cash ($)
- $1,120.00
Try another scenario
- Printed ticket books
- 100
- Tickets per book
- 10
- Sold tickets
- 800
- Free issued tickets
- 50
- Returned unsold tickets
- 150
- Cash price per sold ticket ($)
- 2
- Fee on ticket cash (%)
- 5
- Cash prize cost ($)
- 500
- Sponsor cash for prizes ($)
- 200
- Printing cash cost ($)
- 100
- Printed ticket inventory
- 1000
- Tickets not reconciled to supplied statuses
- 0
- Sold-ticket gross cash ($)
- $1,600.00
- Fee under supplied rate ($)
- $80.00
- Net ticket/prize/printing cash ($)
- $1,120.00
Calculation method
Calculation method
Printed ticket inventory
Printed books×tickets per book, checked as a safe integer.
Tickets not reconciled to supplied statuses
Printed−sold−free−returned; reject statuses above printed inventory.
Sold-ticket gross cash ($)
Sold count×cash ticket price.
Fee under supplied rate ($)
Percentage of gross ticket cash, rounded to US cents.
Net ticket/prize/printing cash ($)
Gross−fee−prize cost+sponsor prize cash−printing cost.
Symbols and units
- a
- Printed ticket books
- b
- Tickets per book
- c
- Sold tickets
- d
- Free issued tickets
- e
- Returned unsold tickets
- f
- Cash price per sold ticket ($)
- g
- Fee on ticket cash (%)
- h
- Cash prize cost ($)
- i
- Sponsor cash for prizes ($)
- j
- Printing cash cost ($)
Use the units shown. A list keeps the order in which you enter its values. The symbol ^ means “raised to the power of”.
Assumptions & limits
Assumptions & limits
- A ticket-inventory and cash worksheet. It does not establish whether a raffle is permitted, determine prize tax, set odds or authorize ticket sales.
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