% on numbers - (easy question probably)
 

Good afternoon,

This is probably an easy question, but I have a pretty big sheet with numbers
that were imported (i.e. 22.61). I want all these numbers to be converted to
a % but i need the percentage to be after the number (i.e 22.61%). When I use
the format cells and put percentage it brings the number to 2261.00%.

Is there any way around this.

Thank you again

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% on numbers - (easy question probably)
 

instereo911 wrote:
Good afternoon,

This is probably an easy question, but I have a pretty big sheet with numbers
that were imported (i.e. 22.61). I want all these numbers to be converted to
a % but i need the percentage to be after the number (i.e 22.61%). When I use
the format cells and put percentage it brings the number to 2261.00%.


I don't want to have to press F2 and a % after each number (because there are
tons of numbers) ..
Is there any way around this.

Thank you again

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% on numbers - (easy question probably)
 

in an empty cell enter 0.01 and copy
select all the numbers you want to convert and paste special multiply
format-cells-number-percent and select 2 decimal places.

"instereo911 via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

instereo911 wrote:
Good afternoon,

This is probably an easy question, but I have a pretty big sheet with numbers
that were imported (i.e. 22.61). I want all these numbers to be converted to
a % but i need the percentage to be after the number (i.e 22.61%). When I use
the format cells and put percentage it brings the number to 2261.00%.


I don't want to have to press F2 and a % after each number (because there are
tons of numbers) ..
Is there any way around this.

Thank you again

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% on numbers - (easy question probably)
 

Very nice idea. Thank you so much

bj wrote:
in an empty cell enter 0.01 and copy
select all the numbers you want to convert and paste special multiply
format-cells-number-percent and select 2 decimal places.

Good afternoon,

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Thank you again

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