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help.. too difficult to put into words
I have a bunch of percentages that are on a 100% scale, but i need to create
a formula in excel that would scale it down to a 60% scale. for example i need create a function that would prevent 89.72% from exceeding 60%, i know the answer is 53.83%, but i don't know how to come up with to formula to calcualte that. im guessing i would use an IF THEN formula, =IF, but im not for sure. your help is appreciated. thanks!! |
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=A1*.6
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Alexis" wrote in message ... I have a bunch of percentages that are on a 100% scale, but i need to create a formula in excel that would scale it down to a 60% scale. for example i need create a function that would prevent 89.72% from exceeding 60%, i know the answer is 53.83%, but i don't know how to come up with to formula to calcualte that. im guessing i would use an IF THEN formula, =IF, but im not for sure. your help is appreciated. thanks!! |
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Maybe just taking 60% of your result would be enough???
If A1 held the original value: =60%*a1 or just =60%*(YourOriginalFormulaInA1Here) Alexis wrote: I have a bunch of percentages that are on a 100% scale, but i need to create a formula in excel that would scale it down to a 60% scale. for example i need create a function that would prevent 89.72% from exceeding 60%, i know the answer is 53.83%, but i don't know how to come up with to formula to calcualte that. im guessing i would use an IF THEN formula, =IF, but im not for sure. your help is appreciated. thanks!! -- Dave Peterson |
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It looks like you just multiplied the input (89.72% in your example) by .6.
That would map the range 0-100% down to 0-60%. If your input is in A1, then =a1*.6, formatted as a percent, would do this. "Alexis" wrote: I have a bunch of percentages that are on a 100% scale, but i need to create a formula in excel that would scale it down to a 60% scale. for example i need create a function that would prevent 89.72% from exceeding 60%, i know the answer is 53.83%, but i don't know how to come up with to formula to calcualte that. im guessing i would use an IF THEN formula, =IF, but im not for sure. your help is appreciated. thanks!! |
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Or, to keep it closer to your problem definition:
=A1*(60%/100%) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Niek Otten" wrote in message ... =A1*.6 -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Alexis" wrote in message ... I have a bunch of percentages that are on a 100% scale, but i need to create a formula in excel that would scale it down to a 60% scale. for example i need create a function that would prevent 89.72% from exceeding 60%, i know the answer is 53.83%, but i don't know how to come up with to formula to calcualte that. im guessing i would use an IF THEN formula, =IF, but im not for sure. your help is appreciated. thanks!! |
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Try the following: =IF((A1*60%)<=60%,(A1*60%),60%) -- wjohnson ------------------------------------------------------------------------ wjohnson's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=29640 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=494654 |
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