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    Percentage question

    I am stuck on a percentage formula with a pass and fail % rating.
    What confuses me is that I have to pull from multiple cells to get a correct %.

    I am working on a spreadsheet for a communications company. The sheet is going to show Technicians work though the week that they accomplish or not.
    Quality control personel will be monitoring their work. They are going to take X number of jobs daily to check. I need to figure out what the pass % of the jobs they complete and also fail.....but as I type in the numbers..the quanity of the work the quality check person takes and grades pass or fail is affecting the totals...I hope I can attach the start of the spread sheet made to show everyone excatly what I am asking of you....So sorry if confusing...ask any questions and I will do my best to clear them up.....
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    I'm sorry if I can't figure out what all you want "automated". I added a few formulas and those cells are now colored, but I'm trusting you can further show examples of numbers you want formulas for.
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    will check it out...thanks so much...

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    Thank you so much on the help...can I elaborate on each cell to help educate you on my goal. This is a rough draft and wording will be changed. I understand how difficult it is trying to figure out what I am trying to accomplish. So here is a description of each cell.

    Jobs routed: Total jobs given to Tech to complete for that day
    Jobs complete:Total completed
    Jobs not completed: Total not completed
    Jobs QC'd per tech: Total jobs taken to go and quality check
    Completed QC work: Total jobs that were sucessfully QC'd That day.
    QC Pass: Number of passed
    QC Fail: Number of Failed
    QC % Total: Percentage of QC for that tech. (how much we quality check on him)

    % is easy division..IF you are working with 2 cells...What I need to do is make % according to the jobs taken to be QC'd and also Sucessfully QC'd.


    So if Bob was given 10 jobs and 5 were completed, His percentage complete would be 50%.
    The Quality Check personal takes 5 that were completed and only gets to 4 that day. So out of 4 he checks, 3 Fail. 25% pass 75% Fail. Simple..
    But the QC % will alter when he doesn't check all that he takes.

    With that all said...what does the formula you inserted do?

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    Quote Originally Posted by berk21
    So if Bob was given 10 jobs and 5 were completed, His percentage complete would be 50%.

    The Quality Check personal takes 5 that were completed and only gets to 4 that day. So out of 4 he checks, 3 Fail. 25% pass 75% Fail. Simple..

    But the QC % will alter when he doesn't check all that he takes.
    You mention "percentage complete is 50%"...But your sheet has no point of reference for that piece of data, unless you want to convert column G to that function.

    You need to provide at least ONE complete set of data and expected answers. I'm tripping over identifying your need. Don't bother with formulas, just put in data and what you expect to see as results and where.

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    Sorry...That is a cell I'm going to add. Do you want me to send you another sample? I have been revising the sheet. And what would be the easiest way to show you what I am trying to get at.
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    Please fill out an entire set of data and answers, so we can see everything you're trying to accomplish. normally its obvious but your designs so far are not.

    Total Jobs Qc'd % - what is this calculating against? The number in column I or column F? Compared to what...column E?

    If you just put in a full set of answers and highlight the cells you want automated, this wouldn't be difficult.

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    ok here is a better look at the whole thing

    Column J compares (I/H)=% with conditional formatting <70% red 71-85 yellow >86% Green not including zeros

    Column M compares Row 10 through 34 (basically comparing how much each tech is qc against each other) ie. Bobs work was quality checked 48% this week opposed to John that was 75%.

    Column P is failure % of column L's pass fail rate.
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    I appreciate how pretty each version of the sheet is. Post #5 and post #7 each specifically asked for some complete data sets. The one you just posted has less than when you started.

    Last try... 2 or 3 rows completely filled out by hand. Please.

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    Im sorry but I don't know what your asking....do you want me to put #'s in the cells?
    I thought you needed to know what cells need to do what?...and This is probably going to the last change of the page...lol...I have been revising it all day.

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    Some portion of each line is data entries, and some part (the part you're looking for) are formulas. Your workbook doesn't make clear at all what the formulas should be based on the column headings.

    If you know what you want, you should be able to make numeric entries on a few rows, and manually calculate whatever the result should be. Based on that, someone could help with the formulas. If you can't do that, no one is going to be able to help.
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    something like this?
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    Yes, exactly like that. The column you left ?? in is unfortunate, since that's the most confusing one of all. That dataset is only 3 rows deep. You can't explain a solution for that column yet?

    Anyway, the rest are simple and like the ones I posted in the first sample:

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    Stepping out an a limb here...try this formula in M10 and copy down. Does this do what you want?

    =IF(C10<>"",L10/SUMIF($C$10:$F$34,C10,$G$10:$G$34),0)

    It's summing all the Jobs given to the Tech for that line and dividing them into the number of Jobs that QC actually completed (L).
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    awsome....this is a great start....lets set line "M" aside for now....

    I did find one thing not so right....Completion % (J13) should be the % of jobs completed. 5 issued jobs and 5 completed should be 100% correct?

    =IF(G13,I13/G13,0) should be =IF(H13,I13/H13,0)

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    Close.

    =IF(G13,H13/G13,0)

    And I would do it this way, to make sure BOTH fields were ready to be audited:

    =IF(AND(G10<>0,H10<>0),H10/G10,0)
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    that seems to work....as far as line M...do you know what I am trying to get?

    out of 25 techs....work will be QC'd everyday...but some techs more than others...that cell will calculate who was QC'd most to least.

    If the quality check person wants to do more for rookies in the field...their numbers will be higher.....thats what that cell will calculate excluding zeros obviously. So at the end of the week it will show who was QC'd more or less.

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    So, (still begging for example numbers instead of just verbals), what is the answer for M10 based on everything you just said and the 3 rows of examples.

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    ok....let me know if Im on to something.....I know what I want...but dont know how to put it into a mathamatical foumula.

    9 jobs total have been checked between 3 techs.
    given we are not including zeros for the techs not listed.
    is it me or just because we are working with simple numbers, at the moment 22%,33%,44%=almost 100%

    If you take the 9 jobs and divide the ones quality checked and take the percentage and add them you should be at 100? correct? So X=33% Y=22% Z=44%

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    See, it's easy when you know how.

    =SUMIF($C$10:$F$34,C10,$L$10:$L$34)/SUM($L$10:$L$34)
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    nope...thats not right.....let me insert some more numbers to figure out what I am thinking

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    oh wow...thats what you needed....or are you trying to make me think really hard....

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    Well, I don't know. What you said (in simpler terms) is compare the answer in column L against the entire sum of all the answers in column L.

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    question....is that formula only for 3 techs....ill send you what I have so far
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    Dude, you gotta read the formulas. A full data set starts with a name. Put a name in and your formulas activate.
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    Here, I changed the cell check, so it watches K & L instead of C. Similar change in P. Hope this settles it for you.
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    I feel so stupid...sorry...But I really appreciate all your help...I can sense your frustration. You have the patience of a saint to help all these people and do a great job at it!!

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    Check the latest version I posted in #26.

    If that takes care of your need, be sure to EDIT your original post (Go Advanced) and mark the PREFIX box [SOLVED]

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