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What is wrong with this formula?
The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the
parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 1826 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 10.8 Thank you Scott |
What is wrong with this formula?
"scott45" wrote in message ... The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 1826 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 10.8 Thank you Scott On what basis do you think you should be getting the answer 178? if F22 is 1826, then F22*71449 is 130,465,874 (over 130 million) Even if you've got your 2nd bit wrong, dividing by 16147 gives 8080 to the nearest whole number. Even if you actually meant (0.4*(F22*71449))/(C22*16147) that still gives an answer of 299 and a bit doesn't it? by the way, your original formula gives 52,187,845 in my spreadsheet! |
What is wrong with this formula?--correction in numbers
"scott45" wrote: The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 10.8 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 1826 Thank you Scott |
What is wrong with this formula?
"scott45" wrote in message ... The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 1826 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 10.8 Thank you Scott The closest I could get to your number 178 was replacing the original * with a ^ =((F22*71449)^0.4)+16147 which gives 17909.78.... if you were dividing by something close to 100 (100.6 or something), it would give around 178, so maybe your C22 is the wrong value? =(((F22*71449)^0.4)+16147)/C22 (gives 178 only if C22 is 100.6ish |
What is wrong with this formula?
Lee
Look at my second post I had two numbers turned around 10.8*71449=71649 71649*.4=308659 308659+16147=324806 324806/1826=177.87 Thanks Scott "Lee Harris" wrote: "scott45" wrote in message ... The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 1826 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 10.8 Thank you Scott On what basis do you think you should be getting the answer 178? if F22 is 1826, then F22*71449 is 130,465,874 (over 130 million) Even if you've got your 2nd bit wrong, dividing by 16147 gives 8080 to the nearest whole number. Even if you actually meant (0.4*(F22*71449))/(C22*16147) that still gives an answer of 299 and a bit doesn't it? by the way, your original formula gives 52,187,845 in my spreadsheet! |
What is wrong with this formula?
Lee
Check previous post I can get the correct answer by figuring part of the problem in a different cell but I really did not want to do it that way. Thanks Scott "Lee Harris" wrote: "scott45" wrote in message ... The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 1826 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 10.8 Thank you Scott The closest I could get to your number 178 was replacing the original * with a ^ =((F22*71449)^0.4)+16147 which gives 17909.78.... if you were dividing by something close to 100 (100.6 or something), it would give around 178, so maybe your C22 is the wrong value? =(((F22*71449)^0.4)+16147)/C22 (gives 178 only if C22 is 100.6ish |
What is wrong with this formula?
"scott45" wrote in message ... Lee Look at my second post I had two numbers turned around 10.8*71449=71649 71649*.4=308659 308659+16147=324806 324806/1826=177.87 Thanks Scott "Lee Harris" wrote: What you want then is this, (isn't that what you had originally. It worked for me when I put 1826 in C22 and 10.8 in F22 =((0.4*(F22*71449))+16147)/C22 "scott45" wrote in message ... The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 1826 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 10.8 Thank you Scott On what basis do you think you should be getting the answer 178? if F22 is 1826, then F22*71449 is 130,465,874 (over 130 million) Even if you've got your 2nd bit wrong, dividing by 16147 gives 8080 to the nearest whole number. Even if you actually meant (0.4*(F22*71449))/(C22*16147) that still gives an answer of 299 and a bit doesn't it? by the way, your original formula gives 52,187,845 in my spreadsheet! |
What is wrong with this formula?
Hi
Try =((F22*71449*0.4)+16147)/C22 It returns 177.8788 Regards Roger Govier scott45 wrote: The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 1826 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 10.8 Thank you Scott |
What is wrong with this formula?
Thanks so much Roger. I knew it would be just the position of the () I just
couldnt get it Thanks again. Scott "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Try =((F22*71449*0.4)+16147)/C22 It returns 177.8788 Regards Roger Govier scott45 wrote: The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 1826 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 10.8 Thank you Scott |
What is wrong with this formula?
Roger
One other thing. I show a value error when there is no info in the cells I use. Is it possible to hide the value error? thanks Scott "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Try =((F22*71449*0.4)+16147)/C22 It returns 177.8788 Regards Roger Govier scott45 wrote: The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 1826 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 10.8 Thank you Scott |
What is wrong with this formula?
Hi Scott
Try =IF(C220,((F22*71449*0.4)+16147)/C22,"") The lack of info in cell F22 won't cause a problem as it will return 0 after the multiplication, but the lack of a value in C22 would cause a divide by zero error. The formula above will trap for this. Regards Roger Govier scott45 wrote: Roger One other thing. I show a value error when there is no info in the cells I use. Is it possible to hide the value error? thanks Scott "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Try =((F22*71449*0.4)+16147)/C22 It returns 177.8788 Regards Roger Govier scott45 wrote: The following formula shoud give an answer of 178. I think I am placing the parenthesis in the wrong position. If you can help it is greatly appreciated. The answer I get is 308669 =(((F22*71449)*0.4)+16147/C22) Cell-F22 number is 1826 71449 is a constant number 0.4 is a constant number 16147 is a constant number Cell-C22 is 10.8 Thank you Scott |
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