Glide Path Calculation

Seafox

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I'm looking for some help on making a recover calculation for a glide path. Example being I have 12 weeks to get 120 items out by. if I miss a week I need the calculation to give me the run rate for the remaining weeks in in each of the remaining weeks. as per the basic typed example below.

Thanks in advance

1ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
201/01/202408/01/202415/01/202422/01/202429/01/202405/02/202412/02/202419/02/202426/02/202404/03/202411/03/202418/03/2024Totals
3RQD 101010101010101010101010120
4Actual 000
5Recovery Glide12121212121212121212120
 
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Can anyone help with the formula required for row 5 in each column to work out what the run rate needs to be to hit the target?
 
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A couple of questions:
1. Why is row 5 only 10 numbers + a total?
2. What would row 5 look like if C4 was, say, 25?
 
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Rory's questions are valid for a full understanding of your sheet.

In the absence of anything further, this kind of format might be close to what you want. It does rely on someone adding a "0" if indeed no samples were made that week.
Also, I could not find a way to easily "Integerise" (is that even a word ? :-) ) the remainders. I mean add "1" extra to the first value in G (so would be 14), and decrease the rest (=13) until col N.

Maybe someone has another idea. Copy formula across the row.

Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
101/01/202408/01/202415/01/202422/01/202429/01/202405/02/202412/02/202419/02/202426/02/202404/03/202411/03/202418/03/2024Totals
2RQD101010101010101010101010120
3Actual10005
4Recovery Glide    13.12513.12513.12513.12513.12513.12513.12513.125120
5
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C4:N4C4=IF(C3="",($O2-SUM($C3:C3))/(12-COUNT($C3:C3)),"")
O4O4=SUM(C3:N4)
 
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