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BEVC() - Break-even point variable cost

Calculates the point when variable cost equals zero profit.

Returns

Double value if successful. If an error occurs, this function returns a zero.

Arguments

Type
Field
Description
double
dQtySold
Sold quantity
double
dPrice
Sales price per unit
double
dFixedCost
Total fixed cost
16 bit DLL declarations

PowerBuilder Function declaration

function double BEVC(double dQtySold, double dPrice, double dFixedCost) library "IFL16.DLL"

Visual Basic Function declaration

Declare Function BEVC lib "IFL16" (ByVal dQtySold As Double, ByVal dPrice As Double, ByVal dFixedCost As Double) As Double

C/C++ Synopsis

#include "function.h"

double BEVC(double dQtySold, double dPrice, double dFixedCost)

32 bit DLL declarations

PowerBuilder Function declaration

function double BEVC(double dQtySold, double dPrice, double dFixedCost) library "IFL32.DLL"

Visual Basic Function declaration

Declare Function BEVC lib "IFL32" (ByVal dQtySold As Double, ByVal dPrice As Double, ByVal dFixedCost As Double) As Double

C/C++ Synopsis

#include "function.h"

double BEVC(double dQtySold, double dPrice, double dFixedCost)

Example:

dQtySold
=
1,920

dPrice
=
13.00

dFixedCost
=
12,000

Result: $ 6.75 (variable cost per unit)