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jcutler0902 Percentage formula 08-20-2009, 10:09 AM
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    Percentage formula

    Good morning,

    I am looking for some help:

    FIRST Problem
    Working with Columns H I K & L
    Want to compare sales in H & I and result to appear in K (RED or Green)
    I figured that part out however, there will be times when I will not have information to enter in Column I, so it will be $0.00. This of course will skew the data and the percentages in L. Can someone help with the correct formula in K (=IF(H2>I2, TRUE,FALSE) to account for the above?


    SECOND PROBLEM
    Working with Column O (comparing H&I) and Column P (comapring G&I)
    I am tyring to figure out how to calculate our percentages of Wins (Based on using the data in columns. I am not sure how to do this.

    Spreadsheet attached.

    Thanks in advance
    Jason
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    Re: Excel 2007 Formula Help

    Please take a few minutes to read the forum rules, and then amend your thread title appropriately.

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    re: Percentage formula

    Thanks.

    For the conditional formatting formula, try =AND(COUNT(H2:I2)=2, H2<I2)

    In L2, =IF(COUNT(H2:I2)<2, "", I2/H2 - 1

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    Re: Percentage formula

    Thank you for that..I am still a little confused.


    In L2, =IF(COUNT(H2:I2)<2, "", I2/H2 - 1 --- I added this formula as a third condition (see below).

    =IF(G2<I2, TRUE,FALSE) = Green
    =IF(G2>I2, TRUE,FALSE) = Red
    =IF(COUNT(H2:I2)<2), "", I2/H2 = Yellow - but it is not doing it

    I was not sure where to input: =AND(COUNT(H2:I2)=2, H2<I2)?

    Thanks!
    JC

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