John Caines
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Hello All.
I'm trying to find out how to increase & decrease numbers evenly for a spreadsheet.
I have a number in cell F16 that can be changed and for this example say it has a value of 900.
I have a number in cell F17 that is always more than cell F16, for this example lets say it is 1000.
What I'm trying to do is create 10 numbers evenly increasing away from 900 (F16) in value,
& 10 numbers evenly decreasing in value away from 900 (Cell F16) but here's the catch.
What makes this tricky is that the numbers that are increasing in value away from 900 (F16) can't be bigger than the value of F17 , IE in this example the number 1000
So the formulas must evenly distribute 10 numbers BETWEEN 900 & 1000.
This must have the same even distribution for the increasing numbers & decreasing numbers
I hope the above makes sense.
I'll attach a sheet also.
So, if you say 900 is a starting point & 1000 is the ending point, what formulas would you need in each cell to evenly increase to 1000?
Also,, going the other way, decreasing, away from 900 at the same rate as the increase?
I haven't a scoobies
Really stuck n this 1.
Spreadsheet here:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16052166/Increase-Decrease example.xls
Screenshot here:
I hope someone can help me out here.
Many thanks
JC
I'll attach a spreadsheet .xls
I'm trying to find out how to increase & decrease numbers evenly for a spreadsheet.
I have a number in cell F16 that can be changed and for this example say it has a value of 900.
I have a number in cell F17 that is always more than cell F16, for this example lets say it is 1000.
What I'm trying to do is create 10 numbers evenly increasing away from 900 (F16) in value,
& 10 numbers evenly decreasing in value away from 900 (Cell F16) but here's the catch.
What makes this tricky is that the numbers that are increasing in value away from 900 (F16) can't be bigger than the value of F17 , IE in this example the number 1000
So the formulas must evenly distribute 10 numbers BETWEEN 900 & 1000.
This must have the same even distribution for the increasing numbers & decreasing numbers
I hope the above makes sense.
I'll attach a sheet also.
So, if you say 900 is a starting point & 1000 is the ending point, what formulas would you need in each cell to evenly increase to 1000?
Also,, going the other way, decreasing, away from 900 at the same rate as the increase?
I haven't a scoobies
Really stuck n this 1.
Spreadsheet here:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16052166/Increase-Decrease example.xls
Screenshot here:
I hope someone can help me out here.
Many thanks
JC
I'll attach a spreadsheet .xls