I have row D that needs to be over 4.00% to be counted 33%
Row H that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
Row L that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
and the sum of all three rows add in row P. The range could be 0%, 33%,
66%, or 100% I hope this makes since.
I also did not want to create any rows that contained any information other
than row P.

Not sure I get the question
If I do, then IF is not really needed
=(D14%)*33% + (H10)*33% + (L10)*33%
If I misunderstood, please give more detail
D is not a row but a column.
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
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"JBG" wrote in message
...
I have row D that needs to be over 4.00% to be counted 33%
Row H that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
Row L that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
and the sum of all three rows add in row P. The range could be 0%, 33%,
66%, or 100% I hope this makes since.
I also did not want to create any rows that contained any information
other
than row P.

Sorry about the confusion about rows and columns. When I tried the formula
it resulted to 0. When I look at the data it should be 100%. Let me try it
again. Column D is 1/3 of the total percentage of column P. The same with
column H and L. So if Column D is larger than 4 and column H and L both are
negative numbers then P should be 33%. The same if D and L were not met and
H was the same 33%. If D and L both met their requirements it shold be 66%.
The columns can be interchanged, but I hope that you are getting what I am
trying to do with this worksheet.
This is what makes since to me if all three columns are met then P should be
100% if one of the columns do not met their criteria then P should be 66% if
one column is met it is 33% and if no columns are met then P should be 0%.
Does this help?
Joshua
"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

Not sure I get the question
If I do, then IF is not really needed
=(D14%)*33% + (H10)*33% + (L10)*33%
If I misunderstood, please give more detail
D is not a row but a column.
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
remove caps from email

"JBG" wrote in message
...
I have row D that needs to be over 4.00% to be counted 33%
Row H that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
Row L that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
and the sum of all three rows add in row P. The range could be 0%, 33%,
66%, or 100% I hope this makes since.
I also did not want to create any rows that contained any information
other
than row P.

You are talking about columns. You say column D is 1/3 of the percentage of
column P. You mean all of column D's cells, 65,536 in pre-Excel 2007 and
1,048,576 in Excel 2007 are 1/3 of column P's cells of 65,536 in pre-Excel
2007 and 1,048,576 in Excel 2007?

Tyro

"JBG" wrote in message
...
Sorry about the confusion about rows and columns. When I tried the
formula
it resulted to 0. When I look at the data it should be 100%. Let me try
it
again. Column D is 1/3 of the total percentage of column P. The same with
column H and L. So if Column D is larger than 4 and column H and L both
are
negative numbers then P should be 33%. The same if D and L were not met
and
H was the same 33%. If D and L both met their requirements it shold be
66%.
The columns can be interchanged, but I hope that you are getting what I am
trying to do with this worksheet.
This is what makes since to me if all three columns are met then P should
be
100% if one of the columns do not met their criteria then P should be 66%
if
one column is met it is 33% and if no columns are met then P should be 0%.
Does this help?
Joshua
"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

Not sure I get the question
If I do, then IF is not really needed
=(D14%)*33% + (H10)*33% + (L10)*33%
If I misunderstood, please give more detail
D is not a row but a column.
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
remove caps from email

"JBG" wrote in message
...
I have row D that needs to be over 4.00% to be counted 33%
Row H that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
Row L that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
and the sum of all three rows add in row P. The range could be 0%,
33%,
66%, or 100% I hope this makes since.
I also did not want to create any rows that contained any information
other
than row P.

See reply to your other post, as well as Bernard's above - please do
not multi-post.

Check your data. Are your values true numbers, or could they be text
that just looks like numbers?

Pete

On Feb 29, 3:31*am, JBG wrote:
Sorry about the confusion about rows and columns. *When I tried the formula
it resulted to 0. *When I look at the data it should be 100%. *Let me try it
again. Column D is 1/3 of the total percentage of column P. *The same with
column H and L. *So if Column D is larger than 4 and column H and L both are
negative numbers then P should be 33%. *The same if D and L were not met and
H was the same 33%. *If D and L both met their requirements it shold be 66%. *
The columns can be interchanged, but I hope that you are getting what I am
trying to do with this worksheet.
This is what makes since to me if all three columns are met then P should be
100% if one of the columns do not met their criteria then P should be 66% if
one column is met it is 33% and if no columns are met then P should be 0%. *
Does this help?
Joshua



"Bernard Liengme" wrote:
Not sure I get the question
If I do, then IF is not really needed
=(D14%)*33% + (H10)*33% + (L10)*33%
If I misunderstood, please give more detail
D is not a row but a column.
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
remove caps from email

"JBG" wrote in message
...
I have row D that needs to be over 4.00% to be counted 33%
Row H that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
Row L that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
and the sum of all three rows add in row P. *The range could be 0%, 33%,
66%, or 100% *I hope this makes since.
I also did not want to create any rows that contained any information
other
than row P.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Tried both formulas. Let me give you some data to see if this helps.
Column D Column H Column L
Column P
4.92% 1.12% -.92%
? (should be 66%)
3.99% .12% -.1.24%
? (should be 33%)
4.01% 2.24% .98%
? (should be 100%)
3.92% -.25% -1.75%
? (should be 0%)

The question mark is how it looks now I am trying to find a formula that
would give me the results that are in quotations. Once again the cut off for
column D is greater than or equal to 4.00% for it to be 33% H needs to be a
positive number to be counted 33% and L needs to be a positive number to be
counted 33%. Then if all three conditions are met then the cell in column P
should be 100% if only one condition of three is met =33%, two conditions
=66% and no condions =0%. I hope that with the data it will be easier for
you to understand what I am needing. The two formulas that were given to me
resulted in 0 when it should be 100%.





"Pete_UK" wrote:

See reply to your other post, as well as Bernard's above - please do
not multi-post.

Check your data. Are your values true numbers, or could they be text
that just looks like numbers?

Pete

On Feb 29, 3:31 am, JBG wrote:
Sorry about the confusion about rows and columns. When I tried the formula
it resulted to 0. When I look at the data it should be 100%. Let me try it
again. Column D is 1/3 of the total percentage of column P. The same with
column H and L. So if Column D is larger than 4 and column H and L both are
negative numbers then P should be 33%. The same if D and L were not met and
H was the same 33%. If D and L both met their requirements it shold be 66%.
The columns can be interchanged, but I hope that you are getting what I am
trying to do with this worksheet.
This is what makes since to me if all three columns are met then P should be
100% if one of the columns do not met their criteria then P should be 66% if
one column is met it is 33% and if no columns are met then P should be 0%.
Does this help?
Joshua



"Bernard Liengme" wrote:
Not sure I get the question
If I do, then IF is not really needed
=(D14%)*33% + (H10)*33% + (L10)*33%
If I misunderstood, please give more detail
D is not a row but a column.
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
remove caps from email

"JBG" wrote in message
...
I have row D that needs to be over 4.00% to be counted 33%
Row H that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
Row L that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
and the sum of all three rows add in row P. The range could be 0%, 33%,
66%, or 100% I hope this makes since.
I also did not want to create any rows that contained any information
other
than row P.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well, perhaps your data is not on the same row as the formula refers to.

I added your data to a new sheet in rows 1 to 4 in the columns stated, and
put this formula (slightly amended to give you 66% rather than 67%) in P1:

=ROUNDDOWN((D10.04)/3+(H10)/3+(L10)/3,2)

and copied it into P2:P4, and it gave the results you expect.

What more can I add?

Hope this helps.

Pete

"JBG" wrote in message
...
Tried both formulas. Let me give you some data to see if this helps.
Column D Column H Column L
Column P
4.92% 1.12% -.92%
? (should be 66%)
3.99% .12% -.1.24%
? (should be 33%)
4.01% 2.24% .98%
? (should be 100%)
3.92% -.25% -1.75%
? (should be 0%)

The question mark is how it looks now I am trying to find a formula that
would give me the results that are in quotations. Once again the cut off
for
column D is greater than or equal to 4.00% for it to be 33% H needs to be
a
positive number to be counted 33% and L needs to be a positive number to
be
counted 33%. Then if all three conditions are met then the cell in column
P
should be 100% if only one condition of three is met =33%, two conditions
=66% and no condions =0%. I hope that with the data it will be easier for
you to understand what I am needing. The two formulas that were given to
me
resulted in 0 when it should be 100%.





"Pete_UK" wrote:

See reply to your other post, as well as Bernard's above - please do
not multi-post.

Check your data. Are your values true numbers, or could they be text
that just looks like numbers?

Pete

On Feb 29, 3:31 am, JBG wrote:
Sorry about the confusion about rows and columns. When I tried the
formula
it resulted to 0. When I look at the data it should be 100%. Let me
try it
again. Column D is 1/3 of the total percentage of column P. The same
with
column H and L. So if Column D is larger than 4 and column H and L
both are
negative numbers then P should be 33%. The same if D and L were not
met and
H was the same 33%. If D and L both met their requirements it shold be
66%.
The columns can be interchanged, but I hope that you are getting what I
am
trying to do with this worksheet.
This is what makes since to me if all three columns are met then P
should be
100% if one of the columns do not met their criteria then P should be
66% if
one column is met it is 33% and if no columns are met then P should be
0%.
Does this help?
Joshua



"Bernard Liengme" wrote:
Not sure I get the question
If I do, then IF is not really needed
=(D14%)*33% + (H10)*33% + (L10)*33%
If I misunderstood, please give more detail
D is not a row but a column.
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
remove caps from email

"JBG" wrote in message
...
I have row D that needs to be over 4.00% to be counted 33%
Row H that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
Row L that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
and the sum of all three rows add in row P. The range could be 0%,
33%,
66%, or 100% I hope this makes since.
I also did not want to create any rows that contained any
information
other
than row P.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Sorry, slight amendment needed:

=ROUNDDOWN((D1=0.04)/3+(H10)/3+(L10)/3,2)

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Feb 29, 3:13*pm, "Pete_UK" wrote:
Well, perhaps your data is not on the same row as the formula refers to.

I added your data to a new sheet in rows 1 to 4 in the columns stated, and
put this formula (slightly amended to give you 66% rather than 67%) in P1:

=ROUNDDOWN((D10.04)/3+(H10)/3+(L10)/3,2)

and copied it into P2:P4, and it gave the results you expect.

What more can I add?

Hope this helps.

Pete

"JBG" wrote in message

...



Tried both formulas. Let me give you some data to see if this helps.
Column D * * * * * * * * Column H * * * * * * * *Column L
Column P
4.92% * * * * * * * * * * * * * *1.12% * * * * * * * * * * -.92%
* * * * ? (should be 66%)
3.99% * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .12% * * * * * * * * * * *-.1.24%
* * * * ? (should be 33%)
4.01% * * * * * * * * * * * * * *2.24% * * * * * * * * * * *.98%
* * * *? (should be 100%)
3.92% * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -.25% * * * * * * * * * * *-1.75%
* * * *? (should be 0%)

The question mark is how it looks now I am trying to find a formula that
would give me the results that are in quotations. *Once again the cut off
for
column D is greater than or equal to 4.00% for it to be 33% H needs to be
a
positive number to be counted 33% and L needs to be a positive number to
be
counted 33%. *Then if all three conditions are met then the cell in column
P
should be 100% if only one condition of three is met =33%, two conditions
=66% and no condions =0%. *I hope that with the data it will be easier for
you to understand what I am needing. *The two formulas that were given to
me
resulted in 0 when it should be 100%.

"Pete_UK" wrote:

See reply to your other post, as well as Bernard's above - please do
not multi-post.

Check your data. Are your values true numbers, or could they be text
that just looks like numbers?

Pete

On Feb 29, 3:31 am, JBG wrote:
Sorry about the confusion about rows and columns. *When I tried the
formula
it resulted to 0. *When I look at the data it should be 100%. *Let me
try it
again. Column D is 1/3 of the total percentage of column P. *The same
with
column H and L. *So if Column D is larger than 4 and column H and L
both are
negative numbers then P should be 33%. *The same if D and L were not
met and
H was the same 33%. *If D and L both met their requirements it shold be
66%.
The columns can be interchanged, but I hope that you are getting what I
am
trying to do with this worksheet.
This is what makes since to me if all three columns are met then P
should be
100% if one of the columns do not met their criteria then P should be
66% if
one column is met it is 33% and if no columns are met then P should be
0%.
Does this help?
Joshua

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:
Not sure I get the question
If I do, then IF is not really needed
=(D14%)*33% + (H10)*33% + (L10)*33%
If I misunderstood, please give more detail
D is not a row but a column.
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
remove caps from email

"JBG" wrote in message
...
I have row D that needs to be over 4.00% to be counted 33%
Row H that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
Row L that needs to be a positive number to be counted 33%
and the sum of all three rows add in row P. *The range could be 0%,
33%,
66%, or 100% *I hope this makes since.
I also did not want to create any rows that contained any
information
other
than row P.- Hide quoted text -

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