Seems about right to me. My current break down is:

Carbs 207
Protein 156
Fats 69

I haven't hit my protein goal yet either but when I first started this program 5 months ago I was barely eating 50g of protein a day. My goal for the past couple months was to eat at least 100g a day and now I'm aiming to hit 120g a day. I figure by the time I hit my goal weight I'll be eating exactly the right amount. :laugh:

I might get flamed for this, but I don't use those numbers. I do a lot of cardio, so my carbs are 50%, fat is 35%, and protein is 15%. This is within the RDA recommendations. I'm not in the huge amount of protein club. Many many many people will likely disagree with me, but there you have it.

I should state that I was trying to stay under 200 carbs and was being pretty successful. But since I have been dragging so bad mentally & physically lately, I've not worried about tracking carbs and feel 100% better. Now I'm just watching my protein and sodium intake and letting everything else fall where ever.

I'm at 1800 and had my Macros set at 40/30/30. I couldn't eat that much protein. I went from being able to grab half an apple for a snack to having to grab chicken. It was nauseating so I changed it. The common recommendation is 1 gram/protein per pound of LBM. Bodybuilding.com says that anywhere from .6 to 1.4 can be okay dependent upon your fitness goals. From what I've read macros become more important with higher levels of training such as Heavy Lifting or Marathons or if there are underlying health issues to consider. You can tinker with them until you find what works best for you. As long as you stay in a healthy caloric deficit you will continue to lose weight.

A tip I got, maybe it will help you too. Stay within your calorie range for a week, normal exercise and plenty of rest and water. Forget the macros for this week just eat what fits into your deficit, what you can live with long term. If you like how you feel at the end of the week, use the average of your macros for that period and set MFP to that. It can always be readjusted for weight or fitness needs down the road.

I haven't hit it either, but I'm getting close on some days. There are definitely varying opinions from different professionals, but I think more protein is very important if you're trying to build muscle.

I'm finding it impossible to hit my protein target. I'm finding plain yoghurt, soya milk and protein shakes help, but I always end up over on carbs and I don't really eat bread, pasta, rice etc, it's just in everything else!

I am set to 45% carb/25% pro/30% fat.

Here is a rough estimate of my actuals for the past few weeks:
45/22/33.

I can never get to my protein goal. It is very rare. I generally have meat at lunch and dinner, a smoothie with protein powder, and greek yogurt for dessert.....and iI might get close. It is hard for me to eat more than 4oz of meat/fish/whatever at a meal.