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Excel 2002, Windows 2000 SP4
I have a simple formula that takes a number in column A divided by a constant cell in Column B to return a number in Column C and round to one decimal point (ROUND(A3/$B$2,1)). Then, I sum the results (Column 3) to come up with a number (=SUM(C3:C6)). So far so good. Problem: I need the Sum of Column 3 to ALWAYS equal 40. This may entail changing one or more entries in Column C (or maybe an interim column if necessary) by a tenth-place decimal +/- to come up with 40. Any suggestions for how to do this? I'd prefer a formula, but will do VBA if necessary. Thank you for your help. |
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