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highlander_jlp - 20 Sep 2006 00:16 GMT
a                 b                        c            
   d
1 Mon                0         0.00%                 100%         100%
2 Tue          -5141        -7.32%                    93%          100%
3 Wed         -5181        -7.84%     92%          100%
4 Thu                0         0.00%                   100%         100%
5 fri                   0         0.00%                   100%         100%
   
6 Totals     -10322        -3.15%      97%           100%

Sorry if i get this wrong how do i wright this as formula  if more than 2
cells in B have a -% then  c6 =d6-b6 if not more than two cells then c6
should read 100%
JLatham - 20 Sep 2006 01:01 GMT
In C6:
=IF(COUNTIF(C1:C5,"<0")>2,D6-B6,1)
if C6 is formatted as %, then it will display 100% when there less than 3
negative values in B1:B5.

>                       a                 b                        c            
>     d
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> cells in B have a -% then  c6 =d6-b6 if not more than two cells then c6
> should read 100%
highlander_jlp - 20 Sep 2006 02:46 GMT
JLatham thank you this works for me thank you again

> In C6:
> =IF(COUNTIF(C1:C5,"<0")>2,D6-B6,1)
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> > cells in B have a -% then  c6 =d6-b6 if not more than two cells then c6
> > should read 100%
JLatham - 20 Sep 2006 04:25 GMT
Glad to hear it, and thanks for the thanks!  Much appreciated.

> JLatham thank you this works for me thank you again
>
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> > > cells in B have a -% then  c6 =d6-b6 if not more than two cells then c6
> > > should read 100%
 
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