Hi,
I think this can be done using an array formula but I just don't know how.
I have the below table;
In the 'New Weight' column, can I use an array formula which will re-balance the 'Old weight' to get the total of each month to total 100%?
For example for Jan, if 30% is the old weight then the new weight is 30%/(30%+10%) = 75%. Likewise for Jan, if 10% is the old weight, then the new weight is 10%/(30%+10%) = 25%
Following the same logic in Feb, if 30%, 40%, 25% are the old weights the new weights would be 32%, 42%, 26% respectively.
Hope this makes sense. The same concept will apply for all other months. (Note that the number of rows corresponding to each month is always different)
Thanks in advance.
I think this can be done using an array formula but I just don't know how.
I have the below table;
Month | Old weight | New Weight |
Jan-19 | 30% | ? |
Jan-19 | 10% | ? |
Feb-19 | 30% | ? |
Feb-19 | 40% | ? |
Feb-19 | 25% | ? |
Mar-19 | 30% | ? |
Mar-19 | 15% | ? |
Apr-19 | 11% | ? |
Apr-19 | 22% | ? |
In the 'New Weight' column, can I use an array formula which will re-balance the 'Old weight' to get the total of each month to total 100%?
For example for Jan, if 30% is the old weight then the new weight is 30%/(30%+10%) = 75%. Likewise for Jan, if 10% is the old weight, then the new weight is 10%/(30%+10%) = 25%
Following the same logic in Feb, if 30%, 40%, 25% are the old weights the new weights would be 32%, 42%, 26% respectively.
Hope this makes sense. The same concept will apply for all other months. (Note that the number of rows corresponding to each month is always different)
Thanks in advance.