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I need to attribute 10 points for every £1000 revenue achieved. So for
example £1800 would be 10 points, 5760 would be 50 points etc. If I have column A with the revenue figure, what formula would I use to work out the number of points, which would be placed into column B? |
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=INT(A1/1000)*10
and be sure to format the cells in column B as number rather than currency. Have a Good Day! -- Gary's Student "Andyp" wrote: I need to attribute 10 points for every £1000 revenue achieved. So for example £1800 would be 10 points, 5760 would be 50 points etc. If I have column A with the revenue figure, what formula would I use to work out the number of points, which would be placed into column B? |
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=int(A1/100)
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Andyp" wrote in message ... I need to attribute 10 points for every £1000 revenue achieved. So for example £1800 would be 10 points, 5760 would be 50 points etc. If I have column A with the revenue figure, what formula would I use to work out the number of points, which would be placed into column B? |
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Thank you - that is great
"Gary's Student" wrote: =INT(A1/1000)*10 and be sure to format the cells in column B as number rather than currency. Have a Good Day! -- Gary's Student "Andyp" wrote: I need to attribute 10 points for every £1000 revenue achieved. So for example £1800 would be 10 points, 5760 would be 50 points etc. If I have column A with the revenue figure, what formula would I use to work out the number of points, which would be placed into column B? |
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