I'm not sure your explanation is any clearer You said: "I have one macro by that macro some value get calculate and it will be any number, " So, it could be 41760.2759594907 ? or will it be from the list of target% values? once that number appears in 1 cell then next cell is the "next cell" the one to the right?, left?, below?, above? show the next val(u)e as per master. (target %) E.g. if the 1 cell (by macro) value is 12.50 then next cell value need to appear as per master i.e. 15 If the value is greater than master (target%) then need to show next target value. so what happens if the value is 12.55? your table shows 67.90 as the "next" target% value. It might be helpful to have more examples.
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(target %) > >E.g. if the 1 cell (by macro) value is 12.50 then next cell value need to appear as per master i.e. 15 If the value is greater than master (target%) then need to show next target value. > > >Regards, >Rameshwari > >---------- Forwarded message ----------From: ravinder negi ><ravindervbacli...@gmail.com> Date: Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 6:16 PMSubject: Re: >$$Excel-Macros$$ Value need to update as per master (excel sheet Attached)To: >excel-macros@googlegroups.com >pls clear ur query >On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 5:32 AM, rameshwari shyam <rameshwarish...@gmail.com> >wrote: >Dear Team, >>Please advice on below query. >> >> >>I have one target% and as per target% value need to change. For example if my target% is 12.50 then next Coolum need to fill as per my target% just like 15.00 >> >> >>Attached excel sheet. >>if target % Need to take as per Target % >>12.50 15.00 >>67.90 69.00 >>18.40 19.00 >>20.00 22.00 >>22.20 25.00 -- >>Are you =EXP(E:RT) or =NOT(EXP(E:RT)) in Excel? 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