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March 16th, 2004, 03:22 PM
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Formula Layout Excel
Anybody know how to convert this formula so it woks in excel please?
The actual Weight Watchers Points formula used in the Weight Watchers Points calculator is currently under strict US Patent laws. The formula is shown below:: 
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March 16th, 2004, 03:26 PM
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Formula Layout Excel
Hi
Assuming the following "c" is in cell A2, "f" is in cell "B2", "r" is in cell C2 and "p" is required in cell D2 this should give you what you want =(a2/50)+(b2/12)-(min(C2,4)/5) Hope this helps Cheers JulieD "Thor's Castle" wrote in message ... Anybody know how to convert this formula so it woks in excel please? The actual Weight Watchers Points formula used in the Weight Watchers Points calculator is currently under strict US Patent laws. The formula is shown below::
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March 16th, 2004, 04:53 PM
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Formula Layout Excel
Search on Google for this. I have seen many examples of WW point trackers in
Excel out there "Thor's Castle" wrote in message ... : Anybody know how to convert this formula so it woks in excel please? : : : : The actual Weight Watchers Points formula used in the Weight Watchers Points : calculator is currently under strict US Patent laws. The formula is shown : below:: : : : : :
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