Hello Forum,
I have an integer or a decimal value in column A. I need to distribute this value between columns B to G, as percentages.
Can you please help me with a formula if possible?
Attached is a sample of what I need.
Thank you!
Hello Forum,
I have an integer or a decimal value in column A. I need to distribute this value between columns B to G, as percentages.
Can you please help me with a formula if possible?
Attached is a sample of what I need.
Thank you!
what goes in 6+? is 6 where it ends so that 7.29 will still end in 6+ or does it keep going?
AND, how far up do your numbers go?
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Sam Capricci
Put this in B11 and drag down:
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Then put this in C11 and drag down, then across to column F:
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(the 0 will display as 0% - replace the 0 with "" if you would prefer a blank cell)
Then put this in G11 and drag down:
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If you have a value greater than 6, this will give you a figure over 100% in column G (for example, 7.65 will give you 265%).
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Aardigspook
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If you use commas as your decimal separator (1,23 instead of 1.23) then please replace commas with semi-colons in your formulae.
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Hello Guys,
I am so sorry I was caught in the XMas fiever and didn't have time to get back to you.
Sambo, 6+ is the end of all. Therefore, if my figure exceeds 6, there will be 100% in the 6+ column.
Aardigspook, your solution works except for the last column so I changed the formula to :
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Column B
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from column C to G and it seems to work:
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Ali
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