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Hi,
I have a small challenge for ya all. I am looking for the simplest formula you can come up with. Heres how it works: Cell A1 contains number of days from 1 to 365. Starting at 14% for day one I know that every four days the percentage increases by one. So from 1-4 I should get 14%, from 5-8 it should be 15%, 9-12 it would be 16% and so on. So if cell A1 has for ie, 7 then the result would be 15%. I know that a table could be used to find the value, but I am looking for the simplest one line formula that gives the result. Are you up to the challenge? have fun with it. :) |
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Put this formula in B1
=0.13+INT((A1+3)/4)*0.01 and format the cell as percentage. Not a very hard challenge !! <bg Hope this helps. Pete wrote in message ... Hi, I have a small challenge for ya all. I am looking for the simplest formula you can come up with. Heres how it works: Cell A1 contains number of days from 1 to 365. Starting at 14% for day one I know that every four days the percentage increases by one. So from 1-4 I should get 14%, from 5-8 it should be 15%, 9-12 it would be 16% and so on. So if cell A1 has for ie, 7 then the result would be 15%. I know that a table could be used to find the value, but I am looking for the simplest one line formula that gives the result. Are you up to the challenge? have fun with it. :) |
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On Jan 16, 1:14*pm, Bob I wrote:
=(INT((A1-1)/4)*.01)+.14 wrote: Hi, I have a small challenge for ya all. I am looking for the simplest formula you can come up with. Heres how it works: Cell A1 contains number of days from 1 to 365. Thanks for playing. Well I knew it possible, I just didnt think that it could be that simple. :) Great job. Starting at 14% for day one I know that every four days the percentage increases by one. So from 1-4 I should get 14%, from 5-8 it should be 15%, 9-12 it would be 16% and so on. So if cell A1 has for ie, 7 then the result would be 15%. I know that a table could be used to find the value, but I am looking for the simplest one line formula that gives the result. Are you up to the challenge? have fun with it. :)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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