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I have a run of cells that have values with 8 decimal places. This run of
numbers must end up totaling 1.00000000. I need an "if" that would look at the sum and IF the total does not enter 1.00000000, if will go up and modilfy the values so that they do equal 1.00000000. -- Thanks. God bless |
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On Jul 23, 3:24 pm, Diane wrote:
I have a run of cells that have values with 8 decimal places. This run of numbers must end up totaling 1.00000000. I need an "if" that would look at the sum and IF the total does not enter 1.00000000, if will go up and modilfy the values so that they do equal 1.00000000. Can us describe how the numbers are to be modified? Presumably you would not just want 1 of the numbers lowered or raised at random to make it equal. If I have .6, .4 and .1 totalling 1.1 it makes a lot of difference where that .1 is removed from to make a total of 1.0. One solution is to put a sum formula in formatted to display all places and then you can adjust the numbers until the total is 1.000000000 Peter Richardson |
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Thanks Peter. We are currently using a sum formula and modifying from there.
The problem is that we are spend hours jockeying with the numbers because we have a lot of files we work with. OUr thinking was that if a formula could look above and round up or down to give us the 1.00000000, that would be wonderful. We have to then present a statement showing the run of numbers and the total that equals 1.00000000. Each number in the run must be 8 decimals. Once the client gets this statement - should they decide to run the number they see - the total must be 1.00000000. Does that make sense? -- Thanks. " wrote: On Jul 23, 3:24 pm, Diane wrote: I have a run of cells that have values with 8 decimal places. This run of numbers must end up totaling 1.00000000. I need an "if" that would look at the sum and IF the total does not enter 1.00000000, if will go up and modilfy the values so that they do equal 1.00000000. Can us describe how the numbers are to be modified? Presumably you would not just want 1 of the numbers lowered or raised at random to make it equal. If I have .6, .4 and .1 totalling 1.1 it makes a lot of difference where that .1 is removed from to make a total of 1.0. One solution is to put a sum formula in formatted to display all places and then you can adjust the numbers until the total is 1.000000000 Peter Richardson |
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