I have a table that has an percent column tracking all day codes which covers 26 sites. Most of the time the percent is correct because the all day code is populated, I have a few sites that populate it a different way. For example:
Employee | Percent Reported | Actual |
Jim | 100 | 0 |
John | 85 | 15 |
Steve | 62 | 38 |
Paul | 40 | 60 |
I need to report the actual or negative number rather than what is reported, Any ideas?
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I think your saying that much of the time you need to show the Percent Reported column but in some cases you need to show the Actual column? I assume when it has a value.
If that's correct, then I would solve this by adding a third column that has an App formula like:
IF(ISNOTBLANK([Actual]), [Actual], [Percent Reported])
I think your saying that much of the time you need to show the Percent Reported column but in some cases you need to show the Actual column? I assume when it has a value.
If that's correct, then I would solve this by adding a third column that has an App formula like:
IF(ISNOTBLANK([Actual]), [Actual], [Percent Reported])
Sort of, I need a calaculation to give me the remainder of what is reported but for only one site. so it would be like
And([Site] = "Santa Fe", [Percent Reported] = "100"), [Percent] = "0"
And([Site] = "Santa Fe", [Percent Reported] = "99"), [Percent] = "1"
And([Site] = "Santa Fe", [Percent Reported] = "98"), [Percent] = "2"
And([Site] = "Santa Fe", [Percent Reported] = "97"), [Percent] = "3"
And so on. I would like a remainder formula that does that rather than a line of code for each percent reported.
After looking at the data the negative number wont work either.
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