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Hello everybody,
my problem is quite simple, but I've been struggling with it for the past few days looking for solutions and tutorials :
Basically, I have a Mob Value (hours) which is a number of hours.
I have an average staff rate which is a rate.
Then I have a Mob Value (euros) which is
Values for each lines are OK
My problem is with the result of Mob Values (Euros) Total,
The Total is also aplying this formula : (MOB values (hours) TOTAL * Average staff rate TOTAL)
It is not doing the sum of each Mob Value (euros).
This is wrong because the average staff rate TOTAL should be weighted based on the number of HOURS.
The sum of each mob value (Euros) line is different than the TOTAL.
You can see an example below, if I sum each mob value (euros) (not visible on this pictures) I get 21 000 000 instead of 24 000 000.
I don't really see how I could weight the average rate total ? Because each indivuals values are correct.
I'm sorry I can't really provide a sample of the file.
Do you understand my problem and hint me to a solution ?
Thanks,
Regards
J Mols
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