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I created a variable with the below formula: =vTotalWeeks
=(Date#([Project End Date], 'MMM DD, YYYY') - Date#([Project Start Date], 'MMM DD, YYYY')) / 7
It calculates correctly, but I need this to always round up to the next highest integer. So, 8.642343 should become 9.
Note: I am using text objects so I can't leverage the Number tab of a chart object.
Hi Sunny, I tried your suggestion and you're right, it did return 35. Since the actual days are really 36, I then tried your next suggestion of adding 1 and this did end up returning my expected results for this one specific project. Thank you. I will monitor this for other projects with various project dates.
One last question if I could. Below formula is yielding .80294#######. I need it to return 80.29%. This is my 1st attempt at appending "1.00" at the beginning, so I know i am doing something just slightly wrong to not get the correct % format.
=1.00 - (num($(=$(vActualRev)) / sum([Original Rev Est]),'##.00%'))
To keep the formatting, you need to the Num() function around the complete calculations. Try something like this may be:
=Num(1.00 - ($(=$(vActualRev)) / Sum([Original Rev Est])),'##.00%')
Please check the parenthesis because I might have messed that up.