Automatically updating a formula

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In tracking financial data on a monthly basis, I calculate a % of the total each month. How can I get the formula to automatically change when I enter the next month's data?

Example:

Col A are the factory sites (A2=1, A3=2, A3=3)
Col B thru M are the months of the Year (Jan - Dec)
Col N is the % of total that each month's data represents at each site
Cell A8 is the total used to calculate the %

A8=600,000
B2=60,000 for January
N2=10% (B2 / A8)

When I enter February data into cell C2, I want N2 to automatically update with the new %.
 

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Snakehips

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Concam,

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When you enter e.g. March data in D2 do you want just the March percentage N2 = D2/A8

or do you want the running total of Jan - March as a percentage N2 = SUM(B2:M2)/A8
 
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L

Legacy 301846

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Thanks for the reply. You are correct in your example, I just want the March data.
 
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Legacy 301846

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Yes, I just want the March %, not the running total. Sorry for my confusing response earlier.
 
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Snakehips

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Sorry for delay.

Try...


Excel 2007
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1SiteJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecLatest Month %
21600008000013%
326000010%
43600008000045000075%
54
6
7
8600000
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
N2=IFERROR(LOOKUP(999^10,B2:M2)/$A$8,"")

Hope that helps.
 
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Aladin, the "Lookup" formula is what I was searching for...thanks for the help.
 
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