Could you please tell me the logic behind this formula? What does it do?
In L11:
(COUNTIF($A$2:A11,A11)=COUNT($A$2:A11)
Note: This is just a part of the formula. I feel something there is wrong here.
Last edited by daymaker; 08-02-2011 at 12:32 AM.
it tells you if all the numeric values in the range are equal to A11.
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And as you move down it will tell you when that number is change so that would be breaking point when in range it stop to be old number.
1 TRUE 1 TRUE 1 TRUE 1 TRUE 1 TRUE 2 FALSE 2 FALSE 2 FALSE 2 FALSE 2 FALSE 2 FALSE 3 FALSE 3 FALSE 3 FALSE 3 FALSE 2 FALSE 2 FALSE
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Thanks for the information. But in that case, I don't understand why the formula I'm using in L13 doesn't give me the correct result. Could you tell me whats wrong with this?
Since, the value in A has changed to 2, as per the logic it should give the result as 81.82%.=(220-(COUNTIF($A$2:A13,A13)=COUNT($A$2:A13))*SUM($H$2:H12)-H13)/220
I've a similar problem with the formula in N13.
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