To calculate price increases, use the following formula where RRP = Regular Retail Price, and X = percent increase in decimal form:

(RRP * X) + RRP = Adjusted Price

I and others seem to have settled on a 27.5% increase before the customers start getting cranky. Using the formula above, a 27.5% price increase looks like this:

(RRP * 0.275) + RRP = Adjusted Price

As an example, let's calculate the price increase for Milk Carton ($2.99):

($2.99 * 0.275) + $2.99 = Adjusted Price

($2.99 * 0.275) = 0.82 + $2.99 gives us an adjusted price of $3.81

Link to editable excel worksheet here[1drv.ms]


You can customize the percent increase by selecting column D (Adjusted Price), and editing the formula, replacing 0.275 with your preferred percent increase in decimal form.

I don't have Microsoft Office and was only able to save the Excel worksheet as an editable file, so you may want to save your own copy so that others' edits don't affect your copy (I'm still a little hazy as to how this works, I apologize)

This is my first attempt at creating a guide and it was a little tedious, so if you notice any mistakes or have questions, please feel free to let me know :). Up to date with v0.6.2.