Calculated Industries 8400 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 52)

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CALCULATING COST OF MATERIAL

The Cost function provides the total cost

for material, based on a stored unit cost

(e.g., dollar per Yard in US Display Mode,

and dollar per Meter in Metric Display

Mode) and an entered quantity of material.

Fabric Cost Example

Find the Yardage for 20 five-Inch

Squares. How much will the material

cost if the material is $9.99 per Yard?

First, calculate the Yardage required to

make ten Squares. Then calculate the

total fabric cost.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

1. Enter the dollar per Yard:

N N 0.

9 • 9 9 c =

$/YD 9.99

2. Enter finished Square Size in inches:

5 i ß SIZE 5 INCH

3. Enter number of Squares and

calculate Yardage:

2 0 s TOTAL 0-1/2 YD

4. Calculate the Total Cost of Fabric:

c = TTL$ 5.00

Note: Any unitless number entry into

c =

stores the Cost per Yard (if in Metric Mode, it

stores the Cost per Meter). Once you have a

value stored in Cost, you can then enter in your

Yardage (or Meterage) to find the total cost per

Yard (or Meter).

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