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I'm new to writing code from scratch and I'm struggling with something.
Basically I have a row of numbers and beneath it I need a row which is the % value that the number above is of the leftmost number. ie: 50 42 8 84 16 The row is a different number on every sheet so I can't use specific cell references. I've managed to name all the cells that's not the problem, but I'm unsure of the syntax for the mathmatical formula. per1 = (p2 / (p1 / 100)) where p2 and p1 are names of cells, and per1 is a string isn't working. |
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