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Excel formula

srv524
Posts: 1,363 Member
Looking for an excel formula for weight loss. Checking google and I find the same formula with different variations but when I do it myself, it doesn't look right.
A1= starting weight
A2 = latest weight
=(A2-A1)/A1
For example-
Me - 218.8, now 218. Formula shows -.00366 weight loss. This seems really low, even as part of my overall weight. I thought there was something where we multiplied it by 100?
A1= starting weight
A2 = latest weight
=(A2-A1)/A1
For example-
Me - 218.8, now 218. Formula shows -.00366 weight loss. This seems really low, even as part of my overall weight. I thought there was something where we multiplied it by 100?
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are you looking for a percentage of total weight lost?
in that case you are correct you need to multiply by 100 to get percentage i.e. 0.366%0 -
BigT is correct.
It should be:
=((A2-A1)/A1)*1000 -
Yes, percentage of total weight lost. So % of 218.8 in my case. I'll use the below, thanks!0
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If you are using Excel, you could also just change the cell format to Percentage instead of multiplying by 100.0
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You might find this useful
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/EvgeniZyntx/view/new-mfp-data-export-tool-major-update-6599270 -
bumpity bump bump for that ^0
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bumpity bump bump for that ^
^^^ x20 -
I'm at my work computer so can't access this now...
Is it an add-on to your browser or separate program? Looks like it runs a macro based on your food diary on MFP and provides analysis/numbers based on that.0 -
I'm at my work computer so can't access this now...
Is it an add-on to your browser or separate program? Looks like it runs a macro based on your food diary on MFP and provides analysis/numbers based on that.
Separate spreadsheet in Excel 2010 or 2013 that runs a few macros to extract your data and then provides an analysis. Self-configuring and runs at the click of one button.
Someone else wrote a browser add-on for chrome if you prefer that.0 -
Do you have the link for the chrome add-on? I've tried downloading this 4x now (using IE and chrome) and it times out about 60% of the way through.0
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Actually no that doesn't do projections.....0
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Do you have the link for the chrome add-on? I've tried downloading this 4x now (using IE and chrome) and it times out about 60% of the way through.
Let me know if you are still experiencing download issues and I'll publish it to a different server.0 -
Still not downloading for me...0
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Since you are having trouble downloading it, here is the file available at a different location:
http://www.filedropper.com/mfp3v12
This is a one-time upload - I'll only maintain upgrades at the other location.0
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