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Hello,
May I have some help on understanding this excel formula. I am taking over someone's job, and was curious to know how did this person come up with this number based on this formula? I am looking for how they found the answer to G which is 90-45 & 89.08 on the examples below. C D E F G H 99.8% 81.00 100% 97% 90.45 90.454 = (D24*0.5+E24*100*0.25+C24*100*0.25) Here is another example: C D E F G H 99.7% 80.33 96% 94% 89.08 89.085 = =(D4*0.5+E4*100*0.25+C4*100*0.25) Thanks, Jeremy |
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Apparently the previous user wanted to calculate a percentage. Note
that some numbers are in a scale of 0-100 whereas others are in the scale of 0-100%, i.e. 0-1. The result seems to be a weighted average where column D participates by 50% and columns C and E participate by 25% respectively. C and E are in the latter scale hence they are multiplied by 100, to bring them to 0-100 and then by 0.25. Does this help? Kostis Vezerides On Oct 11, 8:12 pm, wrote: Hello, May I have some help on understanding this excel formula. I am taking over someone's job, and was curious to know how did this person come up with this number based on this formula? I am looking for how they found the answer to G which is 90-45 & 89.08 on the examples below. C D E F G H 99.8% 81.00 100% 97% 90.45 90.454 = (D24*0.5+E24*100*0.25+C24*100*0.25) Here is another example: C D E F G H 99.7% 80.33 96% 94% 89.08 89.085 = =(D4*0.5+E4*100*0.25+C4*100*0.25) Thanks, Jeremy |
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On Oct 11, 1:40 pm, vezerid wrote:
Apparently the previous user wanted to calculate a percentage. Note that some numbers are in a scale of 0-100 whereas others are in the scale of 0-100%, i.e. 0-1. The result seems to be a weighted average where column D participates by 50% and columns C and E participate by 25% respectively. C and E are in the latter scale hence they are multiplied by 100, to bring them to 0-100 and then by 0.25. Does this help? Kostis Vezerides On Oct 11, 8:12 pm, wrote: Hello, May I have some help on understanding this excel formula. I am taking over someone's job, and was curious to know how did this person come up with this number based on this formula? I am looking for how they found the answer to G which is 90-45 & 89.08 on the examples below. C D E F G H 99.8% 81.00 100% 97% 90.45 90.454 = (D24*0.5+E24*100*0.25+C24*100*0.25) Here is another example: C D E F G H 99.7% 80.33 96% 94% 89.08 89.085 = =(D4*0.5+E4*100*0.25+C4*100*0.25) Thanks, Jeremy- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yes, This helps tremendously! Thank you so much! Is there a way you can show me how to do this formula on a calulator? For example: 100-.5/100 - This is just an example. Can you show me something like this please? Thanks! |
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don't know what the previous person was trying to do because he/she was
adding a quarter of the percentages converted into numbers but: =D24/2+(C24+E24)*25 and =D4/2+(C4+E4)*25 return the same result when formatted as General. -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk wrote in message ups.com... Hello, May I have some help on understanding this excel formula. I am taking over someone's job, and was curious to know how did this person come up with this number based on this formula? I am looking for how they found the answer to G which is 90-45 & 89.08 on the examples below. C D E F G H 99.8% 81.00 100% 97% 90.45 90.454 = (D24*0.5+E24*100*0.25+C24*100*0.25) Here is another example: C D E F G H 99.7% 80.33 96% 94% 89.08 89.085 = =(D4*0.5+E4*100*0.25+C4*100*0.25) Thanks, Jeremy |
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On Oct 11, 2:03 pm, "Sandy Mann" wrote:
don't know what the previous person was trying to do because he/she was adding a quarter of the percentages converted into numbers but: =D24/2+(C24+E24)*25 and =D4/2+(C4+E4)*25 return the same result when formatted as General. -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk wrote in message ups.com... Hello, May I have some help on understanding this excel formula. I am taking over someone's job, and was curious to know how did this person come up with this number based on this formula? I am looking for how they found the answer to G which is 90-45 & 89.08 on the examples below. C D E F G H 99.8% 81.00 100% 97% 90.45 90.454 = (D24*0.5+E24*100*0.25+C24*100*0.25) Here is another example: C D E F G H 99.7% 80.33 96% 94% 89.08 89.085 = =(D4*0.5+E4*100*0.25+C4*100*0.25) Thanks, Jeremy- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hello Sandy, Thank you so much for your help. This is starting to come together more and more. Based on the formula you provided: =D24/2+(C24+E24)*25 and =D4/2+(C4+E4)*25, I can just plug in these numbers and add them on my calculator. 81.00+(99.8%+100%)*25, will this give me the answer to G (90.45)? Also 80.33+(99.7%+96%)*25. will this equal G (89.08)? Am I doing this correctly? Thanks so much again for everyone's help! |
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