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Weight three different targets to produce an overall target.
I have a mind blank. I have three different percentage to target results and
these have to collate into a final percentage. I need to weight these in a 40%, 35% and 25% manner towards the final target. |
Weight three different targets to produce an overall target.
If %s are in A1:A3 and targets in B1:B3
=SUMPRODUCT(A1:A3,B1:B3) "fishy" wrote: I have a mind blank. I have three different percentage to target results and these have to collate into a final percentage. I need to weight these in a 40%, 35% and 25% manner towards the final target. |
Weight three different targets to produce an overall target.
Hi,
I have 6 columns that have individual staff rows of the following data: Lend Amount, LendingTarget, % to lending target, Income Fee, Incometarget, % to income target £1,000.00, £65,132.00, 1.54% £400.00 £2,220.00, 18.02% I need to give them an overall rating. As you can see, the measures are completely unrelated. "Toppers" wrote: If %s are in A1:A3 and targets in B1:B3 =SUMPRODUCT(A1:A3,B1:B3) "fishy" wrote: I have a mind blank. I have three different percentage to target results and these have to collate into a final percentage. I need to weight these in a 40%, 35% and 25% manner towards the final target. |
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