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Scorpion

negative numbers to percent
 
i have a column of numbers that range from -5000 up to 150,000 and would like
to place the numbers into perspective from 0% to 100% but i can't figure it
out , can someone help.
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scorpion

Fred Smith[_4_]

negative numbers to percent
 
What you are talking about is an index. You have a range of 155,000 and you
want to break it into 100 parts. So each part is 1550. If:

a1 = -5000 (index value 0)
a2 = 150000 (index value 100)

To determine index value of b1, you want:
=(b1-$a$1)/($a$2-$a$1)

Format as percent.

Regards
Fred.

"Scorpion" wrote in message
...
i have a column of numbers that range from -5000 up to 150,000 and would
like
to place the numbers into perspective from 0% to 100% but i can't figure
it
out , can someone help.
--
scorpion



Max

negative numbers to percent
 
Another thought: =PERCENTRANK({-500;150000},B1)
where B1 houses the value
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Max
Singapore
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"Scorpion" wrote:
i have a column of numbers that range from -5000 up to 150,000 and would like
to place the numbers into perspective from 0% to 100% but i can't figure it
out , can someone help.
--
scorpion


Scorpion

negative numbers to percent
 
Hey Fred , that works perfectly.
i can't thank you enough, i'm sure glad you responded.
Dan
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scorpion


"Fred Smith" wrote:

What you are talking about is an index. You have a range of 155,000 and you
want to break it into 100 parts. So each part is 1550. If:

a1 = -5000 (index value 0)
a2 = 150000 (index value 100)

To determine index value of b1, you want:
=(b1-$a$1)/($a$2-$a$1)

Format as percent.

Regards
Fred.

"Scorpion" wrote in message
...
i have a column of numbers that range from -5000 up to 150,000 and would
like
to place the numbers into perspective from 0% to 100% but i can't figure
it
out , can someone help.
--
scorpion





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