Weighted Grant Award According To Application Score?
Jan 16, 2014
For a group of agencies that have applied for grant funding, I'm trying to create a spreadsheet that will calculate the amount to be awarded according their score on the grant application. I want the agencies that receive 100% score to receive full funding and the remaining agencies to receive the remaining amount in a weighted fashion according to their scores. I'm having a hard time creating anything that will self-adjust without getting a circular reference. I've attached a spreadsheet with the sample data.
I want to see if i can make a formula that works out how a player got a score based on a scoring system. See the attached file for more details. I want this to show that the player scored or didn't score, played a full match or was a substitute, was booked or wasn't booked and was sent off or wasn't sent off.
I have an Excel 2003 sheet with a list of 27 names in the first column. Den I want too, randomly give away 6 prices, how do I make a new column and insert those six price number?
I have 2 pivot tables in an Excel Sheet (Pivot A and Pivot B). They have different structures i.e. the table headings are different. I need to sum the "Grand Total" values from each of these pivots. Can anyone explain if the following is possibe:
1. Can you combine 2 pivots with different structures in order to acheive a single Grant Total value?
2. Can I create a formula which adds the 2 separate Grand Total Values?
I'd like to grant access to selective columns on a shared worksheet.
For example: Columns A to D should be edited by only me Columns E to G can be edited by anyone Column H should only be edited by someone else
The worksheet has to be shared and has been shared by me. I know how to protect & hide locked cells etc but the problem I'm running into is this...
After locking & password protecting say columns A to D and then sharing the worksheet, I am unable to edit my own columns (columns A to D) without first entering the password.
However in order to enter the password I need to unprotect the sheet. And in order to unprotect the sheet, I need to unshare it!
Is there any way around this or perhaps a completely different way of approaching it?
Im copying and pasting data from one workbook to another but when I want to close the source workbook, it comes up with this message that I have much data and if I want to keep this in a clipboard. I thought I could disable this with Application.DisplayAlerts = False but when I do this, Excel freezes. Im I doing something wrong. How can I supress this window?
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I have a large dataset that includes information on the investment payout ratios of US companies over the period 2004-2006. I need to calculate the weighted average investment ratio for each company---see sample below
Microsoft Excel - example.xls ....
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The corresponding weight for each year must be as follows: 0.5 for 2006, 0.3 for 2005 and 0.2 for 2004. Then, for company A, the weighted average will be: (0.5*B2)+(0.3*C2)+(0.1*D2) = 7.8 (see cell E2)
The problem is that for some companies there are missing data for some years. For example, for company B, there are no data available for year 2004. In this case , the weights have to change to 0.6 for 2006 and 0.4 for 2005. Then, the weighted average investment for company B will be (0.6*B3)+(0.4*C3) = 16 (see cell E3). Similarly, in cases when there are data for only 1 year , the weight has to change to 1. Then, for company C the weighted average is 35 (see cell E4)
Is there any formula to give me the weighted average as it appears in column E without having to adjust it for each single case?
I'm doing a GCSE project for which I need a little help with Excel.
I have a set of data about a persons monthly spending habits on
Food 300 Entertainment 200 Clothing 100 Transport 260
The pre calculated budget allowance for the month was 500
I would like to write a formula that would do the following; give the person an score out of 1.1-10 based on how well he spent on the above items which are in order of priority (i.e. it is better to spend more on food than on entertainment etc) And then an over all score (1.1-10) that will reflect how well they spent.
In Col DL are digits ranging from 1-36, in Col Dm are the number of times they were drawn in 36 draws. I have a weighted avg formula in Col DN, that I found thru search, but it doesn't appear to be working right or maybe I don't understand the formula. I have no idea if this can be done.
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Column A is the key. If multiple rows have the same key, they're related.
The last column (DX on my spreadsheet) represents minutes participated, and is the weight variable. The middle columns are data that I'd like a weighted average for.
Here is the output I'm looking for given the above example:
Column A remains the same, with one row for each key. The middle columns have their weighted average (where 6.66 = (5*20+8*13+7*46)/(20+13+46)), and the final column (DX) is the sum of minutes for all like keys.
I have long lists of data which has name of manufacturer, number of items and fault rates of items.
E.G
Manufacturer.......Number of Items......Fault Rate Dell....................40000....................0.2% Dell....................42200....................0.4% Sharp.................303003..................0.1% Microsoft.............312340..................0.04% Dell....................3249321..................1% Panasonic............300020...................2%
I need to find the weighted average of each manufacturers fault rate for just themselves, and also how the average of all the manufactueres would be if they weren't in it.
So for example for Dell I would need their weighted average of their three data entries and also then the weighted average of Sharp, Microsoft, Panasonic together.
I have been doing this by splitting the data into sections so for the example above I would do:
Manufacturer.......Number of Items......Fault Rate Dell....................40000....................0.2% Dell....................42200....................0.4% Dell....................3249321..................1% Panasonic............300020...................2% Sharp.................303003..................0.1% Microsoft.............312340..................0.04%
I would sum the Dell items, then sum the number of items excluding Dell then do two weighted average calculations giving me the ones that include then the ones that exclude Dell.
Then I would do...
Manufacturer.......Number of Items......Fault Rate Sharp.................303003..................0.1% Microsoft.............312340..................0.04% Dell....................3249321..................1% Dell....................40000....................0.2% Dell....................42200....................0.4% Panasonic............300020...................2%
And do the same process but with Sharp totals etc then move onto the next one.....
This example is with a very small data set so I'm sure you can see that this process is very time consuming, but I don't know any other way of doing it without splitting out the data first.
I am trying to find a formula that will calculate a running total of employee time off. Time off is recorded in Excel spreadsheets that I created. V = vacation, S = sick, PD = personal day, and so on.
For example: If a V is entered in any cell in their attendance worksheet, I would like for a 1 to display under the vacation total column. The next time a V is entered in, I would like it to update the cell containing the vacation days used for the year to 2. If a 1/2 V is entered, a .5 would be added to the total used.
im using spreadsheet works which seems to be very similar to excel. i am making a table full of numbers and i want to count how many times the number 1 appears and for that amount to be displayed.
i have a list of names in column A and a corresponding score for each name in column S. on a stats sheet B10:B15 was trying to make a top 5 list using =LARGE(Week1!S15:S46,1) ... with Large i am able to get my top 5 from the week1 sheet but how can i assign the corresponding top5 persons from column A15:A45 in week1 to the stats sheet in column A10:A15
I am currently working on a score sheet with list of question.
I have: On Sheet 1 (will be hidden later) List of 14 questions (e.g. question 1 = 6 possible answers, for answer 1 is score -2, for answer 2 is score 7... etc). In column C are possible answers, in column D are the score values.
On Sheet 2 (will be visible for participants) Drop-down list based on Sheet 1 questions (Sheet 1; Column C) I have set Cell link for each question so when you choose the 3rd answer, there is number 3, but I need to set different values based on Sheet 1, could be that 3rd answer is score 12. I do not know which function to use (I tried IF, but to me it seems too long and difficoult).
I've seen a few bowling formulas within mr. excel but nothing in code. so i tried it and the only problem i have is when a player strikes.....then the code should add the next two balls thrown..... it works if the next two are strikes but not if there is no 'mark'. So basically its not adding the second ball. The code looks right unless I'm just missing something. heres the code....
I have a set number that I need to allocate over a flexible period of say 5 -11 days.
I have applied the traditional split per day to each number i.e. a monday normally results in 20% of transactions, Tuesday 25% etc.
The issue comes in when I try to allocate the budget over a period longer or shorter than a week.
Therefore the budget for the 9 days is being allocated over the period of 9 days which results in a overall allocation of 150%. (duplicate mondays etc).
Is there a way to limit the entire period to a set number and have the numbers adjust themselves accordingly up or down to match it other than multiplying it by a factor?
I have two columns. One has cost (column A) and the other has profit (column B). I'd like to calculate the percentage profit as a function of how much something cost. So, if it cost $100 and the profit was $20 I would like to calculate 20%. For all percentages, I'd like to average them. I understand this is a "weighted average" and was able to get this working with this formula:
I'm trying to use the 2007 histogram tool (or frequency) to show me the frequency of data, but my data is in a different form than required for either of these tools. Let me use the following simple case -- to show the frequency of student grades both tools assume I have a list of student's test grades. What if I instead have more than one column, e.g., "grade" and "number students with that grade"??
My application is actually different, but it's still 2 columns, a numeric property and a weighting factor (e.g., fraction of the total).
Ceate a formula for weighted averages according to criteria?
I want to know what was the average price I bought a product at on today's date. The average price needs to be weighted against the quantity of product sold.
I created an Excel tool into which really thousands of records are based on weighted averages calculations. And discovered Excel struggling in term of permormance.
The issue is: the user needs to uploads a couple of times in a day new data for further analysis, and the only way to make the Excel spreadsheat humanely usable (performance) was to calculate everything upfront.
To optimize the tool performance, I had to:
- First I made all weighted average calculations upfront when data is uploaded the first time. Leaving formulas in the tool was not viable, since this tool run live analysis, every click would have been a pain of 30 sec at best to re-calculate new conditions,
- Second optimization was to not leave formulas into columns > as soon as a calculation is done, the macro copy/paste values
The formula I chose is sumproduct based weighted averages..
Here is my question:
1. Does it exits specific formulas in Excel to handle nicely large amount of weighted averages to calculate ?
2. Should I consider to use an external application (an Access table, SQL or whatever) to perform those weighted average calculations quickly/quicker.
I am having trouble coming up with a formula to calculate the weighted average of students Finals grades. This is the format my sheet is in to give u an idea.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Test # 1 Test # 2Test #3Assignment #1Assignment #2Final Test Final MarkPossible Points:1001001001010100Percent Worth:20%20%20%5%5%30%Students:Anderson, Ken6473788768 ?Carter, Bill72768473.587 ?Dubeers, Ashley84887610590Jackson, Kevin7666549873Parker, Jerome82657679.560Remini, Leah969290101089Thompson, Chuck5042806.5760Vaughn, Sarah7265658970 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - I have to come up with students averages based on the mark, the percent each grade is worth and the maximum amount of points its worth. Anyone know the formula or how to calculate the final grade using all of these factors?
If I wanted to calculate weighted average of a bunch of salespeople, is there a way to not include some values, such as ones below a certain value? I'm trying to so something like, what would my weighted average be if I didn't include my bottom 2 salespeople or my top 2 salespeople.
I have trouble finding the right formula for a weighted average price. The formula which i used in cell B2 of the attached file doesn't exclude irrelevant numbers. In the formula "= sumproduct(a5:a21;b5:b21)/sum(b5:b21)", i like to exclude cells B8, B9, B15, B19, B20 because the list prices are missing. How can i exclude these irrelevancies in the formula above?
Each individual enters 6 different qualifying numbers (columns) resulting in a "place" in each column. Placement in each of those columns is equal to the other columns or as important as the other. Is there a way to set up a formula to reflect each individuals "place" in each column and then have those columns weighted equally and averaged to determine the Winner?
