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    Percentage of target formula

    Hello all,

    New to the forums.

    I'm in the process of creating a new report and I'm stuck.

    My report consists of a set target in a field, a score and percentage of target.

    e.g Target is 400

    score is 450.

    Percentage is 1.125 of target. (=score/target)

    Now what I would like to do is create a formula that does not go above 100% , but instead work in reverse if you go over the target.

    E.g. Target 400 .. Score was 450 ... percentage of target is 87.5%

    Thanks in advanced.
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    Re: Percentage of target formula

    =IF(score>target, target/score, score/target) Is that what you are looking for?
    Note: if target is 400 and score is 450, score/target is 88.9%, not 87.5%
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    Re: Percentage of target formula

    Hi AndrewSE and welcome to the forum
    If A1 = 400 and B1 = 450 then in C1
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    Re: Percentage of target formula

    A little late to the party but perhaps also either of:

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    (A1 being Target)

    though the above assumes B1 is not negative
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    Re: Percentage of target formula

    If you don't want a negative result (when the score gets larger than twice the target), then:
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    Re: Percentage of target formula

    Quote Originally Posted by ChemistB View Post
    =IF(score>target, target/score, score/target) Is that what you are looking for?
    Note: if target is 400 and score is 450, score/target is 88.9%, not 87.5%
    That is the one I wanted!

    Thank you all for the assistance !

    This forum is great ! I will for sure learn a thing or two here ! Much appreciated !

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    Re: Percentage of target formula

    Ok one more question.

    I have a group of sells with this formula representing each month of the year.
    I have data for Jan / Feb... lets say 95% and 90%.. I have 0% for each remaining month.
    95,90,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 Now when I use the normal average formula I get 15.4% since it is including all the fields. Now for the kicker. I still need it to factor in 0% if the percentage of targer is really 0% based on the field with the score.

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