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I am not sure if this formula works for you. But if you give more explanation, we might give you the formula you want. Put the formula below in E2 and copy down.<br />
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=ROUND(D2/B2,0)<br />
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Sincerely,<br />
Ed
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I am not sure if this formula works for you. But if you give more explanation, we might give you the formula you want. Put the formula below in E2 and copy down.

=ROUND(D2/B2,0)

Sincerely,
Ed

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Nutsch:<br />
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Nailed it.<br />
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Thanks!
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Glad to help. Thanks for the grade.<br />
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Thomas
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Glad to help. Thanks for the grade.

Thomas

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In the attached, I need a formula to determine the number of runs, that corresponds with the total number of miles run, for each week.<br />
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EE-Count.xlsx

In the attached, I need a formula to determine the number of runs, that corresponds with the total number of miles run, for each week.

Thanks. 

Excel: Need Total Number of Runs

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