Excel Modular Kitchen Quote Calculator - 12/07/2026 09:27 EDT
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I want a single, well-structured Excel workbook that lets me create modular-kitchen quotations in minutes rather than hours. After I key in the material rates, labour rates, and any extra service fees, the sheet should automatically calculate subtotals for each category and then present a clear, tax-ready grand total.
Core logic
• Automated pricing calculations broken down into:
– Material costs
– Labour costs
– Additional service fees
Workflow expectations
1. I will enter or update all cost data manually in clearly marked input cells.
2. As soon as quantities are added, the workbook must pull the relevant rates, perform the maths, and display: line-item totals, category subtotals, overall total, and optional profit margin.
3. All formula cells should be locked to prevent accidental edits, while input areas stay completely open.
4. The sheet needs to be easy to expand, so if I add a new cabinet type later, I only have to insert it in one place and the totals still work.
Deliverables
• A finished, professionally formatted Excel template (.xlsx) with colour-coded input fields and protected formula areas.
• Brief on-sheet instructions for first-time users.
• A change log tab so I can track future rate revisions.
If you have an elegant way to bolt on PDF quotation export later, mention it—although the current priority is getting the pricing engine rock-solid.
Core logic
• Automated pricing calculations broken down into:
– Material costs
– Labour costs
– Additional service fees
Workflow expectations
1. I will enter or update all cost data manually in clearly marked input cells.
2. As soon as quantities are added, the workbook must pull the relevant rates, perform the maths, and display: line-item totals, category subtotals, overall total, and optional profit margin.
3. All formula cells should be locked to prevent accidental edits, while input areas stay completely open.
4. The sheet needs to be easy to expand, so if I add a new cabinet type later, I only have to insert it in one place and the totals still work.
Deliverables
• A finished, professionally formatted Excel template (.xlsx) with colour-coded input fields and protected formula areas.
• Brief on-sheet instructions for first-time users.
• A change log tab so I can track future rate revisions.
If you have an elegant way to bolt on PDF quotation export later, mention it—although the current priority is getting the pricing engine rock-solid.
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