- Calculating percentages in excel spreadsheet for mac how to#
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Will you please attach a SMALL sample Excel workbook(s) (10-20 rows of data is usually enough)? Please don't attach a picture of one (no-one will want to re-type all your stuff before starting).ġ. Please read the yellow banner at the top of the page. I can't believe how hard this is turning out to be. I have a whole year's worth to get through.Ĭolumn B = Running Total Mileage (Total mileage from previous days in the same month)Īgain, this needs to progress automatically to the top of the next month's column, not start again, othewise linking the calculation formula to that RT column won't work either. Is there a quick way of doing this so that I don't have to do each cell separately? It's driving me bonkers. The following day is also 200 miles, but the running total for that day should now be 400 miles (adding the day before's total) and so on.I am painstakingly doing a formula for each cell and grabbing the cells in the left (daily mileage) column progressively one by one adding one cell up each time. E.g., column A is = 200 miles (day mileage) = running total for that day = 200 miles.
Now that I am inserting a running daily total of miles, i.e., inputting the daily mileage in one column, which should then add previous daily total miles in the column next to it to make a running daily total. So I have inserted a running total column now as well.Īnother problem I have which you might help me with. Therefore the fomulae can't just be copied and inserted at the top of each monthly column, unless linked to a running total instead of a daily mileage column. Once 10,000 miles has gone, the entire year's worth of months should only now calculate at 0.25 ppm throughout. But it only works up to a point (for one monthly column) but doesn't progress onto another column (for the next month) which means that the total reverts back to working out a mileage daily figure at 0.45 ppm instead of 0.25 ppm as per the previous column past 10,000 miles. I have used another formula from an earlier thread and that works ins terms of calculating from 0.45 ppm and switches to 0.25 ppm after 10,000 miles. How do i upload my copy worksheet and explain what I am trying to do below. I am only inputting total miles anyway, not trip start and stop mileometer readings, some of which might incorporate private use anyway.
Calculating percentages in excel spreadsheet for mac how to#
Please could i have the solution I ask for, not some variation or suggestion on how to get round the problem doing it crudely or manually or a suggestion that I can just wait until I reach 10,000 miles and sub-divide a trip that might otherwise have take me from 9856-10006 miles = total miles 150.
Calculating percentages in excel spreadsheet for mac code#
So could someone write out the whole formulae for me, please so that I can use the same code throughout the spreadsheet.
Calculating percentages in excel spreadsheet for mac driver#
I 'm trying to avoid manually re-writing the code once I reach 10000 miles because for a high mileage driver that point could be hard to find on the sheet with multiple entries. =B6*0.45), but not what to write in the code to auto change it from the get I can work out and apply how to do the 0.45 pence bit alone (i.e. I am starting with cell B6 to input my 06 April total mileage then adding daily mileages each day. Surely there is a way of doing this automatically rather than sub-dividing one trip that take you from, say 9,827 miles to 10,002 miles, which may be hard to find if I have a long column of total mileages.
Could someone ell me what is the Excel cell formula would be for calculating total miles x 0.45 up to 10,000 miles and 0.25 miles afterwards so that the calculation for cost auto-changes to 0.25% once the 10,000 miles limit arrives on the spreadsheet and the 0.45 pence no longer applies at 10,001 miles.
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