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    Compare two sets of data

    I have two sets of data that contain two companies sales targets. The data is as followed:
    Data 1
    Target Actual
    Jan-06 12 13
    Feb-06 12 14
    Mar-06 31 30
    Apr-06 10 11
    May-06 15 14
    Jun-06 15 13
    Jul-06 15 16
    Aug-06 54 55
    Sep-06 9 10
    Oct-06 12 11
    Nov-06 13 11
    Dec-06 8 7

    Data2
    Jan-06 14 13
    Feb-06 12 11
    Mar-06 35 33
    Apr-06 10 12
    May-06 15 14
    Jun-06 15 13
    Jul-06 15 12
    Aug-06 54 57
    Sep-06 9 12
    Oct-06 12 13
    Nov-06 13 8
    Dec-06 8 7

    I need to work out which company performed better. Each company has different targets so i need to no based on there targets who was better.

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    Re: Compare two sets of data

    Next to Data1 you can do this: =AVERAGE(C2:C13/B2:B13) and comfirm with ctrl+shift+enter

    same for other company with their ranges.. you'll get average percentage of Actual vs. Target
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    Re: Compare two sets of data

    For data 1 my targets are in cell B5:B16 and actual are in cell C5:C16 and data 2 is in F5:F16 and actual is in G5:G16,how would i associate that formula with them cells

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    Re: Compare two sets of data

    Just change values in formula and press ctrl+shift+enter
    and you see brackets {formula} surround your formula... This brackets can not be entered manually. They must appear after you pres ctrl+shift+enter


    =AVERAGE(C5:C16/B5:B16)

    =AVERAGE(G5:G16/F5:F16)

    Important: Target can not be zero

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