In the attached table the fees generated are on a sliding scale and the total is the fee generated within these ranges
I would like a formula in b10 to give me the value based on the total sale figure, i.e. 80.00. I've searched the board and tried some very long "if" statements and "lookup" table but to no avail.
Is there a formula I could use to calculate the desired value, preferable using cell references and not the actual values.
In the Defects sheet it should perform the autofilter by selecting the Criteria as Severity as Critical and Status as Closed and finally it should take the count of visible cells and it should populate value in the sheet1 (Percentage sheet) in the Critical defects closed field .
Again it should perform the autofilter by selecting the criteria as severity as Critical and status should (New,open ,reopen,retest ,pending closure)and finallu it should take the count of visible cells and it should populate value in the percentage sheet in the Unresolved defects field.
Now percentage calculation should be performed between the Critical Defects closed and Unresolved Defects.
Here is the formula= Critical defects closedUnresolved Defects * 100.
I am trying to get my variance percentage to calculate correctly but I am struggling when it comes to one of the value being zero. It works fine for the below example when both the variance and last year figures a zero.
This is so simple, yet Excel doesn't give the correct value. So, here you go, I only have 2 Cells and 2 Labels. One Label for one Number and the other Label for the other Number.
For the Pie Chart I chose Cells:
Cell B36 with the number $54288 Cell B39 with the number $166113
By simply viewing this one can see one of the Percentages should be around 33% and the other 66%. However, Excel gives it a Percentage of 25% and 75%.
i am having a hard time in my microsoft excel class for the life of me i cannot think of a formula to answer the question below
every time i type in =(c3)-25-80% i get the wrong answer i know there has to be a different formula
Cost of visit= $113.00
Q=Your have a co-payment of $25.00 and the insurance will pay 80% of the remaining cost. Create a formula for the visit that will calculate the total amount you will have to pay.
I am building a conversion calculator on a userform. There is a textbox I've named "UserPctOff" where the user enters their value. I've got a label that I'm using to record the converted value. I keep getting Type 13 Mismatch error.
I am trying to find a way to identify the nmber of periods where a particular value is exceeded.
Basically I have daily data on sales for 40 years and I would like to define a level of sales i.e. 23 units per day and a period i.e. 10 days and then output the number of times where the recorded sales level is greater than 23 units per day for 10 or more days.
Ideally I would like it so the sales level and period can be set in reference cells and the formula can adapt to different sales levels and periods.
I have a financial model that returns ratios for various years. I would like to highlight in the summary part of the model those years where the ratio is over a set threshold.
For example:
A B C D ...
1 2013 2014 2015 2016 ...
2 31% 29% 41% 28% ...
3 Max: 30%
4 2 years over Max: 2013, 2015
In the above example, the threshold (Max) is 30% (cell B3), so the value in A4 would be "2 years over Max: 2013, 2015"
I have been able to do it manually by putting together a COUNTIF function along with various IF statements as follows: =COUNTIF(A2:D2,">="&B3)&" years over Max: "&IF(A$2>$B$3,A$1&", ,"")&IF(B$2>$B$3,B$1&", ","")&IF(C$2>$B$3,C$1&", ","")&IF(D$2>$B$3,D$1&", ","")...
I even managed to get rid of the final "," by adding a second "," at the end and replacing the expression ", ," using the SUBSTITUTE function (yes, I am a bit **** when it comes to details).
My problem is that I currently have 16 years of projections and, although the above formula works, it requires manual changes every time I add / remove years.
I know that I can do it easily in VBA but the Excel file is to be shared with others via email and I know that their systems are setup to deactivate macros by default (and I don't want to rely on the user having to manually activate macros).
1 TO 10 25.00 11 TO 50 15.00 51 TO 100 9.00 101 TO 250 5.40
In this there is an area where it is cheaper to buy for example 12 instead of 10 and I am trying to work out a formula to deal with this funny step change down as people buy more.
The user enters data into Column E on Sheet1 and i want my code to display a pop-up box when a cell's value exceeds 500. I've tried the two codes below which i thought would work as Excel didn't highlight any breaks when i wrote the code, but no pop-up box is being generated when values > 500.
ATTEMPT 1:
Private Sub Threshold_Check2(ByVal Target As range) Dim cell As range
For Each cell In ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Columns(5).Cells If cell.Value > 500 Then MsgBox "Value within 15% of Threshold" Next cell End Sub
ATTEMPT 2:
Sub Threshold_Check(ByVal Target As range) Set Target = range("E1:E150") For Each cell In range("E1:E150") If Target.Value > 500# Then MsgBox "Value within 15% of Threshold" End If End Sub
Is there a formula or combination of formulas that will return the word "Order" if the values in a column go above a certain threshold then start to decrease?
For example we have a list of data in a column that is imported each hour from an external database. Each new value is copied into the next cell down in column B. If the latest value was to go above, say, 100 is there a way of returning "Order" as soon as one of the subsequent values is lower than the previous one?
I have a workbook that I've built for a project. I've attached a sample workbook. What I'm trying to do, for the entire sheet or workbook if possible, is turn any Cell with a percentage of 30% to 49% yellow and any cell with a percentage of 50% or more Red. I would also like to move the ID's of the variable cells, for example Id number 9922, to the cells beside the description of the rows, Affected would be an example, if the information contained in the same row as the ID meets with a set of variables.
For example I only want the ID's moved if they correspond with IDsub 1-25. One more thing, the people who will be using this spreadsheet will be copying data from a website when it is imported it does not insert the values as numbers. I would like to format the cells, in example workbook they would be any of the cells labeled ID IDsub Variable or Number, so that anything put in that cell will automatically be converted to a number.
I should also probably add that the formatting will be done on approximately 80 rows a sheet with 47 sheets.
calculating the percentage of a percentage and writing the formula for excel.
There are 295 people in a room, of the 295, 75 or 25% are mothers. (I know how to calculate 25% - 75/295 = 25.42) of the 75 mothers 35 have 3 children, 32 have 2 children and 10 have 1 child.
35 is what percent of 25% 32 is what percent of 25% 10 is what percent of 25%
I have a whole number (207) in B5. This should be seen as a percentage (207%).
I want to add this percentage to the value in M15, which is not a percent (2705.8).
I would like to display this sum in M17.
The number that is displaying now, after simply putting 207% (I don't want the % symbol in there) in B5, and the formula =sum(M17,B5) in M17 is 270787%.
Is there a formula that I may use to keep track of the YTD percentage of attendance of volunteer workers over the course of a year? I have approx 200 workers meeting once a week. Their names are listed in column "A" from A-4 to A-204. Starting in column "E" is the date of the weekday for attendance.
For Example: E-1 is dated Jan. 7, 2008. F-1 is dated Jan. 14, 08 etc. I place a one (1) in the corresponding cell to show that they attended. The formula I need would start in cell D-4 and be dragged down to D-204.
There also must be a way to factor in the weeks which we are to meet that must be cancelled due to weather etc. The worker should not be penalized due to our cancellation.
I've seen a few finance excel sheets lately (don't have an example right now... ) that have a total number for something and then in parentheses next to it a percentage of the total is automatically calculated. So I have 5 pens and that's 10% of what I have in my pencil cup --> 5 (10%) is how it is displayed.
So if I filter by AREA and/or YR, I would like the % of how many were 'Approved' in that filtered range (ignoring any blank cells in the DECISION column).
So far I have a basic =TEXT(COUNTIF(C2:C6,"*Approved*")/ROWS(C2:C6),"0% ""Approval Rate""") but it doesn't work once I filter by AREA or YR, and doesn't ignore blanks.
