Can anyone help?

Stu93 · 09-03-2011, 05:19 AM

I have put together a spreadsheet for recording scores on an inspection, and using /* by to average the scores as a % of 100, and then recording the score as a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) that is between 1 and 8 (1-5 be non compliance, 6-7 being partial compliance and 8-10 being compliance and compiance + figures)... All fairly simple so far, but...

It is apparent, given the list if items that scores are given for, that some of these items will not be applicable in some areas or types of situation, and therefore will not attact a score at all...

Therefore, I have to find a formula that will still do the math I want, but will also identifiy where cells are left blank and will then do the same math function but provide an average % score of 100 only on th cells completed (if some are left blank where they are not applicable) as opposed to providing a % of 100 only elated to the cells in which numerical data has been added (e.g. 5 cells - 3 completed and 2 left blank as not applicable - actual score on the three cells is maximum, so should retuern 100% but returns 60% as the function for the math covers all five cells)...

Any assistance would be appreciated....

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Stu93 · 09-05-2011, 12:02 PM

Thank you for quoting rules to me... Much appreciated... NOT... Don't bother I'll seek help from those who can not those who simply quote rules... Bye.... I'm gone....