Unfortunately, when I use that formula, all I get in the A3 to Z3 cells are
numbers like [ 0.113065327 0.045226131 0.118090452 0.170854271
0.108040201 0.005025126 0.06281407 0.047738693 0.211055276 0.118090452
....].

Assuming, based on those numbers that I need to format the cells with a
PERCENT format, the numbers all add up wrong...I end up with numbers higher
than 100%.

Any other ideas?

Thanx.

"Elkar" wrote:

In cell A3 you could put the formula:

=A2/sum($A$2:$Z$2)

Then just copy A3 to all cells from B3 to Z3. The $ above will prevent
Excel from automatically incrementing those references as the formula is
copied over. And by using the SUM function rather than 500, you can get an
accurate percentage regardless of how many total results you have.

"Steven Sinclair" wrote:

I have a row of numbers from 1 to 26 in cells A1 to Z1 representing numbers
'chosen' at random by 500 unique people.

I have another row of numbers representing the 'frequency' that the
aforementioned number was chosen in cells A2 to Z2.

Example:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...
10 4 16 9 23 20 61 13 18 43 17 ...

Is there a formula that I could use to calculate the percentage (0%-100%)
that each number was chosen?

Thanx.