I have four accounts that need to have products give to them as part of
an average.

The problem is if lets say I have 100

Account 1 gets 1.5%
Account 2 gets 12.0%
Account 3 gets 59.8%
Account 4 gets 26.7%

Now the problem is I can’t just use =roundup because it never equals
100. Any help please?


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Why do you want to use ROUNDUP()?

Your percentages sum up to 100% perfectly. What's your problem?

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| I have four accounts that need to have products give to them as part of
| an average.
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| The problem is if lets say I have 100
|
| Account 1 gets 1.5%
| Account 2 gets 12.0%
| Account 3 gets 59.8%
| Account 4 gets 26.7%
|
| Now the problem is I can't just use =roundup because it never equals
| 100. Any help please?
|
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Bad example.

19 items, or 20 items, or 9 items. that messes me up.

Thanks

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