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    Quote Originally Posted by daddylonglegs
    OK, I see, formula would work except your percentages derived from VLOOKUP formula are text formatted, you can fix very easily by changing the , in SUMPRODUCT to a *, i.e.

    =IF(C107,SUMPRODUCT(C93:C106*D93:D106)/C107,0)
    Oh no its working now!

    Cheers Sir

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    Ok, Last question.

    In the summery the Percent Completed also shows some #DIV/0! and i cant use any formulas to get it to display 0.

    any ideas?

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    In Summary G8 you have

    =AVERAGE(G6:G7)

    I wouldn't use any average formulas here, otherwise you are averaging averages which is mathematically unwise. Try using this formula in E6, replicated for all other rows including totals like G8

    =IF(E6,F6/E6,0)

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    Quote Originally Posted by daddylonglegs
    In Summary G8 you have

    =AVERAGE(G6:G7)

    I wouldn't use any average formulas here, otherwise you are averaging averages which is mathematically unwise. Try using this formula in E6, replicated for all other rows including totals like G8

    =IF(E6,F6/E6,0)
    Cheers!!!!!!

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