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I have a formula and I want to put headings next to my formula

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tazibc

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Oct 5, 2007
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I have created a formula based on a condition both results are the same its a simple % formula. If I want to put a condition where :-
if {@Controlled / Uncontrolled %}=100 and {@Controlled / Uncontrolled %}=100 then "Controlled" else if {@Controlled / Uncontrolled %}=100 and {@Controlled / Uncontrolled %}=100 then "Uncontrolled";

so if both percetages = 100 I want to display the following words:-

controlled 100%
uncontrolled 100%

is this possible
 
Your formula above is somewhat confusing as you are stating that if

{@Controlled / Uncontrolled %}=100 and {@Controlled / Uncontrolled %}=100

then it should state
'Controlled'
failing that it should display
'Uncontrolled'
if the same condition is met...

Where are you getting the percentage figure from - is it a running total / summary / formula?

Let us know and I am sure we can guide you in correctly getting the result you want...

Something similar to:

If {#percentage1} = 100 and {#percentage2} = 100 then 'Controlled' else 'Uncontrolled'

Please take some time to read the faqs and help sites available to aquaint yourself with common formulas usage.

'J

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