Formula To Divide Number And Format If Greater Than 100?
Feb 10, 2014I need a formula that will divide a number and if the answer is greater than a 100 then blank.
i've been using this =IFERROR(SUM(H4/C4,"",IF(K4>100,""))) but no luck.
I need a formula that will divide a number and if the answer is greater than a 100 then blank.
i've been using this =IFERROR(SUM(H4/C4,"",IF(K4>100,""))) but no luck.
I have a lot of cells containing numbers. Some numbers are small, some are big.
I want to divide all numbers which are greater than 300 by 1000.
IF cell A2 > 300 THEN divide by 1000.
How to do that? Is it possible to convert value in the same cell like using conditional formatting principle?
How do I use the SUMIFS formula for ranges greater/less than some number?
In my spreadsheet I need to sum the values that are less or equal to January 1st, for example. How do I do it? Because this formula allow to find values equals to something.
Formula to pull the lowest number that falls in Cells I2:L2 and the number must be 0 or Greater. Some of the numbers might be negatives and I am trying not to pull those numbers.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am wondering if it is possible to create a formula in a cell that will divide whatever number is entered into that cell by a set or fixed number.
ie. I enter the number 9 in the cell and when I press enter, the 9 is instantly divided by 15 and the answer is displayed in the cell where I just typed the 9.
I having a bit of trouble entering numbers in Excel, every time I try to enter a number it seems to divide it by 100. For example : - 1 entered in to a cell becomes 0.01, 100 becomes 1....etc. I've tried formatting the cells and had no luck, tried Tool>Options but not sure where to look.
View 2 Replies View Related=1/25%
is it that you want a UDF
Function MyFun(a,b)
MyFun = a / b
End Function
Usage:
=MyFun(1, 25%)
Mangesh
"Gonecoastal1" <Gonecoastal1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I really struggle with the following scenario:
A1=5 B1=4 C1=0 D1=0 E1=5
What I want to do is to divide the sum of those cells with the number of cells with a value > 0 (but all cells must be controlled to check if the value > 0).
In real life it's easy to see that I want to do 14/3 (A1>0, B1>0 and E1>0 equals three cells), but how to write this formula in Excel?
I have an array in my code and I need to divide each elements of the array with a constant.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI basically have lots of lists of 12 cells. how ever some of those lists contain errors (e.g instead of having 12 numbers it will only have 10)
so instead of doing =sum(a1:a12)/12 i want to divide by the amount of numbers in that area in this case 10 so i can get an average.
I am trying to add 2 groups of cells and then divide the number by 60?
I can't get it to divide? It will only total.
=SUM(T807:T832)+SUM(T837:T846)/60
I have a simple formula that adds two numbers and divide the result by another number
K1: SUM(E1,F1) / H1
K2: SUM(E2,F2) / H2
K3: SUM(E3,F3) / H3
K4: SUM(E4,F4) / H4
K5: SUM(E5,F5) / H5
etc, etc
and then I average the results
AVERAGE(K1:K5)
etc, etc
When H1, H2, H3, etc is 0, it generates a #DIV/0! (since you cannot divide by 0)
I want a formula that I everytime a H1, H2, H3, etc is 0, I want to set it to a specific number H1, H2, H3, etc to 15.00
For example:
IF (H1 = 0, 15.00, sum(E1,F1) / H1)
If the number provided (H1) is 0, set it to 15.00, otherwise add the two numbers (E1, F1), and divide this result by the number provided (H1)
But this is where the problem is:
In every single cell that I have NOT yet provided information, it treats the BLANK cells as if it was 0, and has set every single cell to 15.00.
I have a sumproduct formula, I am trying to divide the output by the number of members used in the calculation:
This is my data set
4/10/2014102.6214/10/201499.5144/8/2014106.144/8/2014105.4
4/9/2014102.3284/9/201499.3864/2/2014105.8734/7/2014103.6
4/8/2014102.0884/8/201498.7953/17/2014105.5864/3/2014103.95
my sumproduct function is adding up all items that fall on that date which is fine, but i would love to calculate an average so divide by the number of items that were used in the calculation, is that possible?
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:G9=A11),(B1:H9))
I'm trying to create a formula which will allow me to do the following
1. Enter the number of jobs received
2. Divide it by the staff available without ending up with decimals.
As an example. Say I have 60 jobs to be allocated and there are 13 peeps to distribute them to I'm currently getting 4.62. What I need to do is make sure that the jobs are only issued as whole numbers. E.g 5 peeps gets 4 and 8 get 5. I also need to factor in jobs on hand etc but I have already cracked this.
I have 4 columns labelled 1st Year, Frequency, Spread and cost. then I have columns spanning upto 30 they represent years but can be labelled as 1 to 30. My challenge is that I want a formula/function/macro that depending on what I type in the first 4 columns it will populate the remaining 30 columns with either cost or 0.
Example: if I had £9,000 at a frequency of 10, starting on the 5th year with a spread of 3.
The cost represents the cost of each frequent. so in the example I would get £3,000 on each of the 5th,6th and 7th years then another £3,000 on the 15th,16th,17th years and finally another £3,000 on the 25th, 26th and 27th years.
what I want to be able to do is have one function/formula that I can paste across all of the year cells. I currently have a formula that can copy the cost at different frequencies but I cant figure the spread out.
=IF($K:$K>0,IF(OR($8:$8=$J:$J,MOD($8:$8-$J:$J,$K:$K)=0),$L:$L,0),0)
where K is frequency
8:8 is year
J is cost
what is the best way to approach this?
How could you divide all numbers in a pivot table by a certain number?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have attached a sheet as an example, as i am trying to Divide a cell by the number of populated cells in that column e.g column (A) has a table of 16 but only has 13 populated cells in that column, the sum would be something like this =sum(A18/13. Sometimes the column will have less and at times more populated.
test sum skip blank cells.xlsx
I have a 52 (one for each week) page workbook. I am trying to average cell J9 for the entire 52 pages. However the information is not added to the cell until the end of the week so week 30-52 all have 0s and should not be counted in the dividing number. Is there a way to have Excel count the number of cells that have a number (not 0) and divide the sum of the cells but that number.
=(WK1!J9+.....WK52!J9) / (counted number of cells not = 0)
in column E i need to add a formula:
=($C2 - $B2)/$C2
And i would be extending it to the rows below.
Now, obviously, if C2 contains a 0, it gives a divide by 0 error. How to modify the formula which makes it valid only if C2!=0(not equal to 0)
I have a spreadsheet where I have certain cells that contain a link to copy a number from another tab in the spreadsheet.
At times, I have to plug in a number to try certain values. In doing this, I overwrite the link or formula. I then do an 'undo' to bring it back to the original link or formula.
I would like to put a conditional format based on the cell's content. If it is the formula, leave it as is. If it is overwritten by a number, I want it to change colors to remind me to undo my change when I am done.
The conditional formatting options I have found so far allow me to format according the the value in the cell but not the nature of it's content: number of formula.
I am familiar with the SUMPRODUCT function, but is there a similar function that will divide the cells of two columns and then add them together?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am inserting data into my spreadsheet using VBA code to read a file and insert the data into the relevant cells. My problem arises when I have a string such as 80830410205724044. The actual code that inserts the data is as shown (temp is dimmed as string)....
View 9 Replies View RelatedImagine I have cells A1 to A5 with a sequence of "numbers" like this:
A1 = 50-55
A2 = 45-67
A3 = 56-90
A4 = 49-80
A5 = 51-55
The left hand side numbers represent a score a minus sign (-) to separate and the right hand side represent another score. I want a formula that I can add, subtract, divide, average, etc, etc these numbers.
If I want to add the left hand scores, for example, cells A1 to A3, sum would be 151 (50 + 45 + 56).
I'm looking to conditional format a cell/cells based on whether a formula result returns a whole number or not.
I don't want to include the formula in the sheet itself, just have that as the formula in the condition.
The formula will be along the lines of:
=IF(SUM(BB10/BA10)"a whole number",TRUE,FALSE)
My problem is, is that I don't know who to refer to "a whole number" in Excel formula language.
I have a row with values in successive cells. Some cells are blank. I want to conditionally format the cell text colour based on the value compared to the previous populated cell (i.e. compare A3 to A2. If A2 is blank, compare it to A1).
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How to create a formula in cell M2 that looks at the second row of numbers (0 and 500s) and tells me the rightmost value that is greater than zero. In this example it would return 12.
Second Question: Is there a way to return any counted value, for example the second-to-last number that is over 0?
I have a spreadsheet that I need a formula so that when a number appears in one column, then automatically it will put text (only) in the adjacent column. I have attached the sample spreadsheet for review. What I need is if there is a number in column A then, put a " / " (forward slash) in column B. If there is only a 0.00 in column A, then put nothing in column B. I tried the IF function an it errored out stating that the " / " was not a number.
View 5 Replies View RelatedIs there an equation to count numbers greater than zero without adding an additional column?
I had a COUNTIF equation but realized that the criteria that I used to use required an additional column. The additional column I used to have would be something along the lines of =IF(A1>0, "x", "") and then count the X's. I was just wondering if there was another equation that could reduce that step.
With four numbers, I am attempting to "return" a number that is greater than zero, EVEN IF zero is in the array. Meaning, I need the number greater zero, knowing zero is within the array. This will be a part of a much longer concatenate formula.
010 5 0
I would expect the answer to be "5".
I tried: =abs(min(A1:D1))
This works great if there is a negative number (e.g. a -5, rather than 5 shown above), but when the numbers are all positive, the result is "0", I want 5 or the next greater number above zero.
How do you put an answer in a cell after subtracting 2 numbers and if greater than a number put that answer in. This isnt right just an example
=IF(a1-a2 is greater than 10 then put that answer in the cell if not just leave it blank?