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I have arrays arranged down a column, one array for each product formula. I
have the data in Pounds per Batch with the Total Pounds at the bottom. I want to convert the elements of the array (the ones above the total) to percentages. I obviously can take element #1 * 100 / Sum but the problem is some arrays have two elements, some have 5, some have 8... Example: What I have: Element 1 300 Element 2 200 TOTAL 500 (next array) Element 1 900 Element 2 1800 Element 3 450 Element 4 1850 TOTAL 5000 What I'd like to have Excel generate: Element 1 300 60.00 Element 2 200 40.00 TOTAL 500 100.00 (this would be optional) (next array) Element 1 900 18.00 Element 2 1800 36.00 Element 3 450 9.00 Element 4 1850 37.00 TOTAL 5000 100.00 (once again, optional for the total) Thanks |
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