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data validation on two cells gives result in third cell
- Jan 12, 2021
Hi,
The Weight Tracker is look great 🙂
So to explain, taking an Old English, she weighed in at 15.3Kg, her target weight is 23 to 27Kgs
Which means she is between 7Kg and 11.7Kg under her true weight.
In C10 it would give the difference from the weight and target weight
C11 it would give the date to the target weight in this case 23 to 27Kg if she gains 1 Kg a week, 7 to 11.7 weeks
Sorry if am not explaining myself right.
This is an implementation of SergeiBaklan 's formula but using a table.
The final formula is no use without MS365.
PeterBartholomew1 , thank you.
I'd modify a bit
= LET(
split, FIND("to", TargetWeight),
lowerLimit, --TRIM(LEFT( TargetWeight, split-1 )),
upperLimit, --TRIM(RIGHT(TargetWeight,LEN(TargetWeight)-split-2)),
result,
IF( StartWeight < lowerLimit,
TEXT(1 - StartWeight/lowerLimit, "0%") & " under weight",
IF( StartWeight > upperLimit,
TEXT(1-upperLimit/StartWeight, "0%") & " over weight",
"Within normal bounds")),
result
)
- PeterBartholomew1Jan 10, 2021Silver Contributor
Oops! Thanks for the tidying up. I had been called for a meal and clearly didn't pay enough time to checking.
- SergeiBaklanJan 10, 2021Diamond Contributor
PeterBartholomew1 , hope you enjoyed the meal
- UKAndyJan 11, 2021Copper Contributor
SergeiBaklan @Peter Bartholomew
Thanks to both of you for your support, however, I'm lost.
Also, I will be adding additional breeds as and when known so the B, C and D columns will increase.
To lessen my confusion see below