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any ideas to help make this work
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Will C1 ever be a negative number?
What should happen if B=D? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Dolphinsblue" wrote in message ... any ideas to help make this work |
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Sorry trying to find a way to make this work, C1 will be a percentage of the
B1 and D1 left that out. "Dolphinsblue" wrote: any ideas to help make this work |
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Try this...
You still didn't say what should happen if B=D so in that case the formula will return a blank. =IF(B1D1,-C1,IF(D1B1,C1,"")) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Dolphinsblue" wrote in message ... Sorry trying to find a way to make this work, C1 will be a percentage of the B1 and D1 left that out. "Dolphinsblue" wrote: any ideas to help make this work |
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Ok Sorry, For example I need this to happen
If B1 has 40 in it and D1 has 60 in it then C1 should be -66.6% but If B1 has 60 in it and D1 has 40 in it then C1 should be 150% and if B1 and D1 are equal C1 is 100% "T. Valko" wrote: Try this... You still didn't say what should happen if B=D so in that case the formula will return a blank. =IF(B1D1,-C1,IF(D1B1,C1,"")) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Dolphinsblue" wrote in message ... Sorry trying to find a way to make this work, C1 will be a percentage of the B1 and D1 left that out. "Dolphinsblue" wrote: any ideas to help make this work |
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How about this?
=IF(B1D1,((B1-D1)/D1)+1,(((B1-D1)/D1)+1)*-1) |
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Soory, got it backwards:
=IF(B1<D1,(((B1-D1)/D1)+1)*-1,((B1-D1)/D1)+1) "RA" wrote: How about this? =IF(B1D1,((B1-D1)/D1)+1,(((B1-D1)/D1)+1)*-1) |
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Ok, I think we finally understand!
Try this: =IF(D1=0,"",IF(B1<D1,-ROUND(B1/D1,3),ROUND(B1/D1,3))) Format as Percentage to 1 decimal place. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Dolphinsblue" wrote in message ... Ok Sorry, For example I need this to happen If B1 has 40 in it and D1 has 60 in it then C1 should be -66.6% but If B1 has 60 in it and D1 has 40 in it then C1 should be 150% and if B1 and D1 are equal C1 is 100% "T. Valko" wrote: Try this... You still didn't say what should happen if B=D so in that case the formula will return a blank. =IF(B1D1,-C1,IF(D1B1,C1,"")) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Dolphinsblue" wrote in message ... Sorry trying to find a way to make this work, C1 will be a percentage of the B1 and D1 left that out. "Dolphinsblue" wrote: any ideas to help make this work |
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