Multiple if statements to have a percentage

polska2180

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Hi, I'm not even sure how to title this and as such unable to find a solution which i'm sure is out there. Basically I'm looking to do a formula that says

Basically i have 5 cells at as each gets filled out cell a1 would increase by 20 % so if A1 is "" then "" else 20% unless b1 is filled then 40% unless c1 is filled the 60% all the way to 100%.

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Hi,

If the data cells do not contain a formula producing a Blank ( "" ) result, you can do it this way, works for Both Text and Numeric data:


Book1
ABCDEF
1thisthat40%
Sheet677
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F1=IFERROR(1/(1/COUNTA(A1:E1))*0.2,"")


Format result cell as Percentage.

If you Do have formulas in the data cells, we'll tweak the formula to accommodate.
 
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This is perfect because its not dependent on the previous cell so if somebody skips one it will still report % completed. TY.

NOTE: in my actual worksheet the cells were not next to each other so I just put comma ie A1,C1,E1 etc.
 
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You're welcome, glad it works for you.
 
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