![]() |
Formulas
I'm a dummy when it comes to complex formulas....
I have 5 columns - costs savings, 100%, 75%, 50%, 25%. I have a dollar amount in the cost savings column. If the initiative is 100% probable, I want to put an "X" in the 100% column, 75% probable, then an "X" in the 75% column. I then want the percent columns to sum (I can do that formula!). What formula do I put in the percent columns? Thanks so much! |
Formulas
You seem to be missing a piece of information.
You would need to compare the cost savings to the actual cost. For example, if the cost was $100 and the cost savings was $50 then 50/100 = 50% savings. This would be easy to plot but what if the savings was, say, 59%? Where would that fall in your ranges of 100%, 75%, 50%, 25% ? Also, what if the savings is less than 25% ? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "McDaisyJ" wrote in message ... I'm a dummy when it comes to complex formulas.... I have 5 columns - costs savings, 100%, 75%, 50%, 25%. I have a dollar amount in the cost savings column. If the initiative is 100% probable, I want to put an "X" in the 100% column, 75% probable, then an "X" in the 75% column. I then want the percent columns to sum (I can do that formula!). What formula do I put in the percent columns? Thanks so much! |
Formulas
Thanks so much! All I have is a printed copy of the spreadsheet so it is
difficult to know what they are computing and how....I'll have to investigate further. "T. Valko" wrote: You seem to be missing a piece of information. You would need to compare the cost savings to the actual cost. For example, if the cost was $100 and the cost savings was $50 then 50/100 = 50% savings. This would be easy to plot but what if the savings was, say, 59%? Where would that fall in your ranges of 100%, 75%, 50%, 25% ? Also, what if the savings is less than 25% ? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "McDaisyJ" wrote in message ... I'm a dummy when it comes to complex formulas.... I have 5 columns - costs savings, 100%, 75%, 50%, 25%. I have a dollar amount in the cost savings column. If the initiative is 100% probable, I want to put an "X" in the 100% column, 75% probable, then an "X" in the 75% column. I then want the percent columns to sum (I can do that formula!). What formula do I put in the percent columns? Thanks so much! |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 04:50 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com