Uzma Shaheen
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Hi
Not sure if this is possible. I was hoping this could be done in 1 formula
I have a range that lists hours that are scheduled every day and have a start figure..
Ie
300.00 (start)
Scheduled
50
50
170
40
50
60
What i need is a formula to do this
If the previous day > than next day then previous take away the next else previous/next and then adding it together when its diving it
Ie in my example
300-50 = 250 (1)
250-50 = 200 (2)
200-170= 30 (3)
30 is less than 40 therefore
30/40 = 0.75
I then need to add the decimal part to the count of days
So the result should show 3.75
Can this be done in 1 formula?
Not sure if this is possible. I was hoping this could be done in 1 formula
I have a range that lists hours that are scheduled every day and have a start figure..
Ie
300.00 (start)
Scheduled
50
50
170
40
50
60
What i need is a formula to do this
If the previous day > than next day then previous take away the next else previous/next and then adding it together when its diving it
Ie in my example
300-50 = 250 (1)
250-50 = 200 (2)
200-170= 30 (3)
30 is less than 40 therefore
30/40 = 0.75
I then need to add the decimal part to the count of days
So the result should show 3.75
Can this be done in 1 formula?