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Sorry, I didn't explain the situation very well. I don't want an average and
I don't want the MTD participation rate (K5) to populate the weekly rates (B5, etc). In fact, I see now that my example layout is not correct. Let me try to explain better. Each week stands independent of every other week. If a person sells at least 1 item during a week, they have participated, thus their participation rate is 100% (whether they sell 1 or 100 items). Here is what I'm using to figure a person's participation rate for the week (don't know if this is the most efficient way but it works): =IF(COUNTIF(M10,"=1"),100%,0%) where M is the Weekly Total column and 10 is the person's row. The weekly group total is dependent on how many people in the group participated (meaning they sold at least 1 item giving them a participation rate of 100%). This is a straight percentage, i.e., 3 out 4 people sold 1 item during the week, the group total participation rate is 75%. I don't have any problem with figuring the participation rate for the group total by week. I run into trouble when I move to the MTD totals. I don't think I mentioned this in my first post, but the month is all or nothing. Each person has either sold 1 item per week or they haven't. The example I set up is hard to read because it wrapped, but basically, it's saying that person A made their participation rate each week for 4 weeks and thus has made their participation for the month (100%). Person B made it the 1st and 3rd weeks and I originally showed their participation as 50% for the month when it actually should have been 0% because they didn't make their sale each week (sorry for the mistake). Same for person C, they didn't make it for the month. 1 out of 3 made it for each week the entire month and that's where I come up with a group total participation rate of 33%. My question is what formula can I use in the monthly participation rate cell to look at each person each week and figure how many of the total group made at least 1 sale each and every week during the month? Thanks for all your help with this! Denise "Bob Phillips" wrote: Denise, this calculates the individual rows =AVERAGE(IF((MOD(COLUMN(B2:H2),2)=0),IF(B2:H20,1, 0),FALSE)) which is an array formula, it should be committed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter, not just Enter. For K5, I would use =AVERAGE(IF((MOD(COLUMN(B2:I45),2)=0),IF(B2:I40,1 ,0),FALSE)) again an array formula, but I get 58%, not 33% -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "denise" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a tracking spreadsheet where I am getting myself confused trying to develop a formula that will calculate the month to date total "participation rate" of a group, where each person has a goal to sell 1 item per week. If they make 1 sell per week, then they are counted as participating for the week. It doesn't matter how many they sell during the week but it must be at least 1 each and every week during the month. Here's an example with the correct percentages. Does anyone have a suggestion on what formula/function I can use in the K5 cell? (Col A B C D E F G H I J K) Person Wk1 Part% Wk2 Part% Wk3 Part% Wk4 Part% MTD Part% A 1 100% 1 100% 1 100% 1 100% 4 100% B 1 100% 0 0% 2 100% 0 0% 3 50% C 4 100% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 4 25% GrpTot 6 100% 1 33% 3 66% 1 33% 11 33% Thanks! Denise |
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