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    Question Sliding Percentage Scale

    A set low number of 100 is in cell B4, and a related set high percent of 18% is in cell B6.

    A set high number of 1,000 is in cell D4, and a related set low percent of 14% is in cell D6.

    In cell B8 a manual number will be typed between 100 and 1,000.

    In cell B10 we want a formula that will roundup a percentage number between 14% and 18% depending on the number inserted in B8.

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    Re: Sliding Percentage Scale

    Sorry, Gary, you lost me.
    14 and 18% of what?
    So in your example, if we enter 700 in B8. 14% of that is 98, 18% is 126. How do 100 and 1000 enter into it?
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    Re: Sliding Percentage Scale

    Thanks for checking ChemistB.

    The 14% is the percent if the number is 1,000.

    The 18% is the percent if the number is 100.

    The slide would be a number between 100 and 1,000, resulting in a percentage between 14% and 18%.

    Example, a number of 500 would most likely roundup to 16%.

    Thanks, Gary

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    Re: Sliding Percentage Scale

    You can use the FORECAST function but the x and y values need to be in next to each other and not separated by cells. I did this on the attached by referencing B4,B6,D4 and D6 in H1:I2. Then the formula becomes

    =FORECAST(B8, $H$2:$I$2,$H$1:$I$1)
    formatted as Percentage
    If you need it to be really rounded for additional calculations
    =ROUND(FORECAST(B8, $H$2:$I$2,$H$1:$I$1),2)
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    Re: Sliding Percentage Scale

    ChemistB, sorry for the long delay, had to step out.

    This is perfect. Thanks much for your time and expertise.

    Regards, Gary

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    Re: Sliding Percentage Scale

    ChemistB,

    One additional question.

    Is it possible to "round" the Forecast formula to the nearest .5 (1/2)?

    Thanks, Gary

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    Re: Sliding Percentage Scale

    Yes,
    MROUND(FORECAST(B8, $H$2:$I$2,$H$1:$I$1),0.005)

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    Re: Sliding Percentage Scale

    Great, this works perfect.

    Thanks again ChemistB.

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