Need help urgent!!

Warhawk

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Here's a quick question.

I am currently trying to create a calculator on excel that determines if a cell is greater than 10% then by how much and then allocates the amount that it is greater than to another cell respectively. So I have 3 categories High Medium Low that equate to 100% there are targets and actuals for each.

Lets say targets were 35% Low
35% Med
30% High

Actuals were 0.01% Low
95.9% Med
4.09% High

Because my target for low was so high and I only ended up using 0.01% and not 35% I now want the formula that will look at the low and say ok the target was high I will leave 10% but take that 25% and added to the medium bringing the medium target from 35% to now %60 percent. Does anyone know how to do this.
 

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Lets say targets were 35% Low
35% Med
30% High
Actuals were 0.01% Low
95.9% Med
4.09% High
Because my target for low was so high and I only ended up using 0.01% and not 35% I now want the formula that will look at the low and say ok the target was high I will leave 10% but take that 25% and added to the medium bringing the medium target from 35% to now %60 percent. Does anyone know how to do this.
acttargetsis act v lownew targetamnt removednew mediumrevised targets
low0.010.35yes0.10.250.1
med95.90.35no0.60.6
high4.090.3no0.3
is this what you want
helper columns can be hidden
if you want the new tasrgets
to overwrite the old targets
a macro to do this
and delete the helper columns
would be one way

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But it needs to go through each and cannot allocate what has already been allocated should always = 100%
 
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