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    Changing Raw Data to "Point" Values

    Hello All,

    I'm looking to change raw data into a "point" system. One of my value exchanges is every $1,000 equals 5 points. So if cell A1 equals $4,685 I am looking for cell A2 to give me a value of 20. (5pts times 4 increments of a $1k) The point value only changes at the $1k milestones, so the remaining $685 does not change the point value. What would the formula look like for something like this?

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    Re: Changing Raw Data to "Point" Values

    hi brian, welcome to the forum. how about:
    =FLOOR(A1/1000,1)*5

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    Re: Changing Raw Data to "Point" Values

    May be this...

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    =(FLOOR(A1,1000)/1000)*5


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    Re: Changing Raw Data to "Point" Values

    Ben, Sixth.... thank you both. This is perfect.

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