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Formula regarding daily goal calculation needed

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    Formula regarding daily goal calculation needed

    This is really a tricky and tough task.
    I need a formula which calculates the daily goal of performance. For instance, there are 22 working days in a month. The monthly goal is $22 000. That means $1000 daily goal. The actuals however are different every day. For instance, if the actual for August 1st is $900, then for August 2nd we have a change in the daily goal: ($22000 - $900)/21 = $1004.76.
    For August 2nd we have $1300 actuals, then the goal for August 3rd will be ($22000 - $900 - 1300)/20 = $990.

    You catch the logic, but I can not make a formula and just paste it special in the other cells. Any help ?

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    Re: Formula regarding daily goal calculation needed

    Please see the attached. Is this what you were hoping for?
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    Last edited by Whizbang; 08-10-2010 at 11:33 AM.

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    Re: Formula regarding daily goal calculation needed

    whizbang, using your sample - shouldn't it be along the lines of:

    B4: =IF($C3="",$B3,($B$1-SUM($C$3:$C3))/COUNT($A4:$A$25))
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    ie SUM of Actual + Remaining Goal = B1

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    Re: Formula regarding daily goal calculation needed

    Exactly ! How come you were so quick with that? Call me in the weekend to go and have a beer. Thanks, dude !

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    Re: Formula regarding daily goal calculation needed

    Yes, DonkeyOte, that makes sense. Thank you.

    I updated the attached. I also added formulas at the bottom to give the sum, the percent of goal and the percent of pace.

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    Re: Formula regarding daily goal calculation needed

    I have a similar issue but a little more complex I believe because I am trying to use a different sheet for each day. Please see attached and what I have already tried.

    Quote Originally Posted by LaserDance View Post
    This is really a tricky and tough task.
    I need a formula which calculates the daily goal of performance. For instance, there are 22 working days in a month. The monthly goal is $22 000. That means $1000 daily goal. The actuals however are different every day. For instance, if the actual for August 1st is $900, then for August 2nd we have a change in the daily goal: ($22000 - $900)/21 = $1004.76.
    For August 2nd we have $1300 actuals, then the goal for August 3rd will be ($22000 - $900 - 1300)/20 = $990.

    You catch the logic, but I can not make a formula and just paste it special in the other cells. Any help ?
    Attached Files Attached Files

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    Re: Formula regarding daily goal calculation needed

    Hi Whizbang is there any chance you could set up a formula very similar to this one for me ?

    thanks

    Quote Originally Posted by Whizbang View Post
    Please see the attached. Is this what you were hoping for?

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    Re: Formula regarding daily goal calculation needed

    jasonschafer,
    Unfortunately your post does not comply with Rule 2 of our Forum RULES. Do not post a question in the thread of another member -- start your own thread.

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