Force Balance to Total

RyanEvert

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  1. 365
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Hi there,
I was given the task to force balance the data in 'Q1_2024_Raw' to sum to the final total by GEO (i.e. all LATAM customers need to sum to 10, so in this case I need to force balance their data down from 20 to 10 and all NAAM customers need to sum to 100 so I need to force balance up from 75 to 100). The results will be placed in 'Q1_2024_New'.

If needed, add percentage change to column J of Control Totals table to adjust based off a percent.
 

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How about:

Dante Amor
GHIJ
1
2Final TotalsRaw Totals
3Q1 TotalNAAM10075
4EMEA600
5APAC300
6LATAM1020
7
8CustomerGEOQ1_2024_RawQ1_2024_New
9Customer 1LATAM52.50
10Customer 2NAAM2533.33
11Customer 3LATAM157.50
12Customer 4NAAM2533.33
13Customer 5NAAM2533.33
Hoja4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J9:J13J9=I9/VLOOKUP(H9,$H$3:$J$6,3,0)*VLOOKUP(H9,$H$3:$I$6,2,0)




For version 365, the following formula in cell J9 would suffice (based on my example above).
Excel Formula:
=I9:I13/VLOOKUP(H9:H13,$H$3:$J$6,3,0)*VLOOKUP(H9:H13,$H$3:$I$6,2,0)


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Let me know the result and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
Sincerely
Dante Amor
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Welcome to the MrExcel forum. Please accept my warmest greetings and sincere hope that all is well.

How about:

Dante Amor
GHIJ
1
2Final TotalsRaw Totals
3Q1 TotalNAAM10075
4EMEA600
5APAC300
6LATAM1020
7
8CustomerGEOQ1_2024_RawQ1_2024_New
9Customer 1LATAM52.50
10Customer 2NAAM2533.33
11Customer 3LATAM157.50
12Customer 4NAAM2533.33
13Customer 5NAAM2533.33
Hoja4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J9:J13J9=I9/VLOOKUP(H9,$H$3:$J$6,3,0)*VLOOKUP(H9,$H$3:$I$6,2,0)




For version 365, the following formula in cell J9 would suffice (based on my example above).
Excel Formula:
=I9:I13/VLOOKUP(H9:H13,$H$3:$J$6,3,0)*VLOOKUP(H9:H13,$H$3:$I$6,2,0)


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Let me know the result and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
Sincerely
Dante Amor
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This worked perfectly! Thank you
 
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