From: casdaq on 5 May 2010 16:25 I have this request where it is taking several locations and eight different metrics but weighting them differently depending on their category to get an overall ranking. Here is an example: Metrics: Column B - M1 (28%) C -M2 (12%) M3: Depending all the call category could be D -(30%), E - (15%), or F - (7.5%) G - M4 (15%) H - M5 (7.5) I - M6 (15%) Lubbock has results for M1, M2, M3 (15%), M4, M6, M7 But Austin has results for M1, M2, M3 (30%), M6, M7 Is there some type of "If" function that I can use to recognize with certain perameters what metrics should be ranked and with what percentage? Please let me know if this is too vague or if too complicated to have answered. I'm using excel 2007. Thanks! Is there an easy formula that can see day if one center has results
From: casdaq on 5 May 2010 16:29 "casdaq" wrote: > I have this request where it is taking several locations and eight different > metrics but weighting them differently depending on their category to get an > overall ranking. Here is an example: > > Metrics: Column B - M1 (28%) C -M2 (12%) M3: Depending all the call category > could be D -(30%), E - (15%), or F - (7.5%) G - M4 (15%) H - M5 (7.5) I - M6 > (15%) > > Lubbock has results for M1, M2, M3 (15%), M4, M6, M7 > But Austin has results for M1, M2, M3 (30%), M6, M7 > > Is there some type of "If" function that I can use to recognize with certain > perameters what metrics should be ranked and with what percentage? > > Please let me know if this is too vague or if too complicated to have > answered. I'm using excel 2007. Thanks!
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