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PaMeLa

Raise numbers in the same proportion..
 

Hello everyone,

I am new on this board and in desperate need for help!
I'll try to make myself as clear as possible, although I am sure you've
all come across genuinely complicated problems.

I have two numbers, let's say 157 and 348 that equal 505. I would like
to raise 505 so that it equals 709. What formula coud I use to raise
157 and 348 in the exact same proportion so that they equal 709?
:confused:

I really look forward to hear from any of you soon

Bless y'll

Pamela


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Cutter

Raise numbers in the same proportion..
 

You're dealing with ratios/percentages

You raised 505 by 709/505*100% which is 140.396%

So you want to raise the other numbers by that same %age

Your formula is 157 * 140.396% which is 220.4218
and 348 * 140.396% which is 488.5782

220.4218 + 488.5782 = 709


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Jim May

Raise numbers in the same proportion..
 
Build yourself a small table:
A B C
1 157.00 348.00 505.00
2 102.00 102.00 204.00
3 259.00 450.00 709.00

A1 = 157 B1 = 348 C1 = A1+B1
A2 = C2/2 B2 = C2/2 C2 = C3-C1
A3 = A1+A2 B3 = B1+B2 C3 = 709



"PaMeLa" wrote:


Hello everyone,

I am new on this board and in desperate need for help!
I'll try to make myself as clear as possible, although I am sure you've
all come across genuinely complicated problems.

I have two numbers, let's say 157 and 348 that equal 505. I would like
to raise 505 so that it equals 709. What formula coud I use to raise
157 and 348 in the exact same proportion so that they equal 709?
:confused:

I really look forward to hear from any of you soon

Bless y'll

Pamela


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L. Howard Kittle

Raise numbers in the same proportion..
 
Hi Pamela,

Try this formula.

=(G1+(G4-G3)/2)+(G2+(G4-G3)/2)

Where G1 = 158
G2 = 348
G3 = =G1+G2
G4 = 709

HTH
Regards,
Howard

"PaMeLa" wrote in
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Hello everyone,

I am new on this board and in desperate need for help!
I'll try to make myself as clear as possible, although I am sure you've
all come across genuinely complicated problems.

I have two numbers, let's say 157 and 348 that equal 505. I would like
to raise 505 so that it equals 709. What formula coud I use to raise
157 and 348 in the exact same proportion so that they equal 709?
:confused:

I really look forward to hear from any of you soon

Bless y'll

Pamela


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