For my Intro to Engineering class, I collected data of two filter media in the laboratory. The data included the % of the media which passed through a sieve and the sieve openings. For use in a certain equation, I need the opening size at the 10th, 30th, 50th, 70th and 90th percentiles. I've tried searching on the Microsoft website but I don't think the PERCENTILE function will work correctly with the given data. I also tried using the slope between points to find the opening sizes at the percentiles mentioned, but doing so yielded different results from my professor's. Attached is the data I collected organized in tables and graphs of the data. I have also attached a pdf file of an example which my professor has given us.
What I need is the following: I select a range of numbers and for this range I want to calculate the 1/3th and 2/3th percentile, and these should come in two cells that I can easily change in the vba code.
Some formula in which I can give two inputs: first the range of which it has to calculate the 1/3th and 2/3th percentile and a second input which is just a number and than the vba should say whether that second input is in the first range (between 0 and the 1/3th percentile value) or in the second range (between 1/3th and 2/3th percentile values) or third range (between2/3th percentile value and highest value).
I am going to be gathering some raw test results soon, and I need to create a percentile for this particular group of results. way to do this in Excel? Or at least point me in the right direction? :o
I have a dataset (20,000rows) with Grade, Region and Salary. I need to calculate the 25, 50, 70 and 90 percentiles against each concatenated Grade and Region.
im running a new bar in Leeds and im trying to create a spreadsheet which will tell me how much to charge per drink to gain a 80% GP on products, ive got as far as listing the products and prices and calculating how much every measure (25ml) will cost. In the past ive used formulas where I can input the price i charge and it will calculate the GP (=SUM(D10/E10)*100-100) for example but id like to be able to type in the GP I want and for it to tell me the price i need, im not sure if tis possible but it will be a massive time saver.
I'm trying to make a worksheet where I can calculate the cost of a mobile postpaid subscription. It is charged per minute and the cost differs depending on which of the 2 available networks the customer is calling to. The first 20 minutes are free, not depending on network.
Edit: Charges to network A is 1,79,- per minute after the first 20 minutes are spent. Charges to network B is 2,29,- per minute after the first 20 minutes are spent.
To sum up: 1. The customer makes a call. 2. If there there are available free minutes, these should be spent first. 3. The customer is charged per minute, depending on network called.
I am on an auto show board and want to come up with a way of calculating the ballots that come in, using excel. Ballot points are accrued as follows: 5 points for 1st place, 3 points for 2nd place, 1 point for 3rd place. With about 25 different categories (classes) and I am estimating participants at around 100.where I can in the automotive field knowing there is nothing besides personal gain.
I am having a problem with some of the cells in a spreadsheet not calculating.
For example, in column A, all the cells have formulas that pull data from another sheet. When I enter the formula, only the formula shows (not the result). I can't figure out what is wrong as the formulas in column B work fine (the results are showing, but not using the same data that column A is).
I am thinking it may have something to do with the data being used to calculate the formulas but not sure. How can I resolve this?
1 - 8 hrs = $55 9 - 24 hrs = $55 + $65 or $120 Anything over 24 hrs - $65 for each additional (24 hrs) ($185)
So if you were locked up for 6 hrs it is $55. If you were locked up for 18 hrs it is $120. If you were locked up for 28 hrs it is $185. And if you were locked up for 49 hrs it is $250. Cell F5 contains number of hours locked up - I would like cell I5 to calculate the cost of the stay. I am proud of myself for figuring out the date and time subtraction - but this part has me stumped.
In order to compute and forecast an estimate of the triennial rent adjustment, i need to compute the rise in the cpi (table) from the lease date (cell c3) and the present date (cell a2) or the closest publishe date existing in the table. The % rise is easy to calculate present index / opening index -1 = % rise in cpi. I update the index monthly when onthe bls publish it.
I input a month as a start date, and then want the next x number of cells to increment by one month based on the start date. I thought this would be easy using the preset DATE function but I can't get the thing to do what I want.
Firstly, i'd like cell G5 to show the amount of time worked i.e diff between E6 & F6. Secondly I'd like help with the formula for cells AF6 & AG6 which would require AB6-AC6 divided by the frames, every time I try it I get a messed up answer.
I had an excellent response last time I posted here, this time I’m stuck again with a new formula. I’m trying to calculated amounts between different times, but keep tying my self in knots with complicated IF formulas.
Is there an easier way to work out hours worked between 2 times, but too complicated things further I need three separate amounts so I’m guessing I’ll need three separate formulas
Hours between 00:00 – 06:00 Hours between 06:00 – 19:00 & hours between 19:00 – 00:00
An example could be, 05:00 – 20:00 should be 1,13,1
I have run into a problem I have not found a solution for surprisingly. I need to calculate several fields on the form prior to saving it and thus exporting the data to the worksheet. All I can find is how to calculate the field in a worksheet and then reference it with VB code on the form. Is what I want to do possible?
If I run into many more problems I may want to shop this project out as my schedule barely allows for the work I have let alone attempting to learn VBA on the fly.
If anyone is interested I can post the project so far along with the detail of what I want it do in the end.
I have the workbook set to Auto Calc the Cells, which seems to be a bad idea, because with the amount of formula in the workbook, it slows the whole thing down and makes it impossible to do anything within it.
Is there a way that I can speed this process up, using some code when I run certain sections?
There is a copy of what I am doing, so you can see the amount of formula.
I have a list of hotel IDs in one column of my spreadsheet. In the next few columns, I have ratings that customers gave the hotel for cleanliness, location, room, etc.
What I need to do is calculate the median of all the ratings for each specific hotel, in a separate column.
I'm sure this will be an easy calculation for most of you...........
If I have two numbers, ie. 390 and 217, how can I calculate the difference between the two figures as a percentage? (These two figures represent sales in two months and I need to know the difference in percentage terms).
I'm looking to calculate OT wages when they happen vs only at the End of Week totals. ie... if the employee hits 40 hours midshift on a Wed, I want to calculate what the total dollars would be for Wed.... a few hours at regular time plus what ever hours above 40 at time and a half.
I've made a spreadsheet that allows the user too enter their clock in and out times in a day for a week, it allows you too fill in two weeks worth (because we get paid fortnightly). It automatically calculates each week's pay once it has been filled in, all I need is a formula too calculate how much they would be paid after tax. I can work how much they will be paid for the 2 weeks befor tax, but I just need a formula too deduct tax from this.
Column A is a list of suppliers Column B is a list of purchase orders (there may be several purchase orders for each supplier) Column C is a list of values
I am trying to show the top 10 suppliers in terms of value, not sure on the best way to go about it
I have a several tabs that are each named the abbreviation for an element (i.e. Al, Sb, etc.) and I am trying to write a formula to display the full element name based on the name of the tab and a table in another sheet. I have written the formula below which works when I enter the formula and press enter on each sheet, but when I click "Calculate Now" to run the calculations for the whole file Excel will return the name of whichever element I last calculated manually (click in the formula and press enter) on every sheet. Why does Excel calculate correctly when I press enter but then change it when I calculate the whole file?
I work at a library and have been asked for help by the Asst. Director. The problem is, I have next to no Excel experience, just what I've been reading in the Help files and Online.
We are using Excel 2003 and running XP. Here is his predicament: he has an excel document that lists the books we have ordered from a publisher. Column I has the MSRP for the book and Column J has the discounted price for the book. We are trying to get Column L to show the percentage of the discount that we received. This is what i've come up with:
example for line 255 typed in as formula for L: =1-7.95/14.98
It comes out correct when I type in the formula as I show above, but when I try typing in the formula (as it should look:=1-J255/I255) , i get an error message: #VALUE! ...
I have a list of ages 10-65 and then different number of participants associated with each age, ie: 10 - 5,071, 11 - 6,069, 12 - 8,465, etc. to age 65. I am try to calculate the median age of all participants.
What I would like to do is insert a formula into column E that would calculate the number of days from when the count is at 50 to when the next count is i.e. for part 6689841 the time between when the count was 50 and when it was at 20, so the difference between 21/01/2008 and 08/08/2008 in the above example. It does not matter what the count number is (it could be any number except 50), I'm only concerned with every time the count is at 50 how long it is until the next count and to show the result in days.
I am attempting to build a spreadsheet for work, and I'm having trouble calculating a correct total.
In essence, the bit of my spreadsheet I'm concentrating on is 2 columns:
Column A is headed "Type of Work" and Column B is headed "Completed".
The Type of Work will either be Letters or Memos, and the Completed will either be Yes or left blank to indicate No. For other reasons, No has to be represented by a blank cell.
At the moment, I have 12 rows, going from A2 to B13, with data such as the following:
I need a summary section at the side with the following calculations:
Total Number of Entries Total Number Outstanding Total Number of Letters Outstanding Total Number of Memos Outstanding
However, as I have only populated it with 12 rows of data for my testing purposes, I need to build formulas to take into account the fact that a maximum of 2000 rows may be filled in by other people over the next few months. Therefore, my formulas look like the following:
Total Number of Entries (stored in E2): =COUNTA(B3:B2000)
Total Number Outstanding (stored in F2): =E2-(COUNTIF(C3:C2000,"Yes"))
Both of the above formulas work perfectly, and when I enter a 13th and 14th row, the totals update as I want them to, so I have no problems there.
However, I am struggling to enter a correct formula which will calculate the total number of Letters that aren't Completed.
I did set some names and tried to use: {=SUM((Type="Letters")*(Completed="Yes"))}
but it gave me a #NA error, presumably because the named range was looking at all the empty cells up to A2000.
