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Using Excel 2003

I have created a spreadsheet to track sales. However, when I go to my
yearly tab to look at year-to-date percentages, the percentages reflect
yearly data instead of year-to-date data.
For example, we are in January and one of my sales teams is over 100%,
however YTD figures is only reading 9%.
How can the YTD cells reflect true YTD information rather than calculating
data for the entire year.

Thanks!
Matthew
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Using Excel 2003

I have created a spreadsheet to track sales. However, when I go to my
yearly tab to look at year-to-date percentages, the percentages reflect
yearly data instead of year-to-date data.
For example, we are in January and one of my sales teams is over 100%,
however YTD figures is only reading 9%.
How can the YTD cells reflect true YTD information rather than calculating
data for the entire year.

Thanks!
Matthew


I would need to see how the data has been entered in order to answer.

/Fredrik


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