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Narendra Boga[_2_]

how to get actual percentage format instead of 100 multiplied
 
Hi all€¦.

In excel I am have a simple problem with % number format.
If a number assigned to % symbol it is multiplied with 100 and giving %
symbol.
For example if we assign % symbol to 12, it shows 1200%. But I need it
only 12%.

I am usually works with comparison with percentages. If I apply % symbol to
any no. It gives
Multiplied by hundred and % symbol..

Plz help me in this problem..

Thanks
Narendra


JE McGimpsey

how to get actual percentage format instead of 100 multiplied
 
If you enter 12, then apply the Percentage number format, you'll see
1200% because 12 *is* 1200%.

Instead, include the % symbol when entering data: 12%. XL will then
interpret the input as 0.12, and display the percentage as 12%.

To convert entries already made, enter 100 in a blank cell. Copy the
cell. Select the cells to convert, and choose Edit/Paste Special,
selecting the Multiply and Values radio buttons. Click OK.

In article ,
Narendra Boga wrote:

Hi all€¦.

In excel I am have a simple problem with % number format.
If a number assigned to % symbol it is multiplied with 100 and giving %
symbol.
For example if we assign % symbol to 12, it shows 1200%. But I need it
only 12%.

I am usually works with comparison with percentages. If I apply % symbol to
any no. It gives
Multiplied by hundred and % symbol..

Plz help me in this problem..

Thanks
Narendra


David Biddulph[_2_]

how to get actual percentage format instead of 100 multiplied
 
If you have the number 12 in a cell, and format it as a percentage, then
1200% is correct. It will show as 12% if you put in the number as 12% or as
0.12.

If you have a lot of numbers already entered wrongly and you want to divide
them all by 100, enter 100 in a spare cell, copy it, select your range of
cells, and then Edit/ Paste Special/ Divide.
--
David Biddulph

"Narendra Boga" wrote in message
...
Hi all..

In excel I am have a simple problem with % number format.
If a number assigned to % symbol it is multiplied with 100 and giving %
symbol.
For example if we assign % symbol to 12, it shows 1200%. But I need it
only 12%.

I am usually works with comparison with percentages. If I apply % symbol
to
any no. It gives
Multiplied by hundred and % symbol..

Plz help me in this problem..

Thanks
Narendra




David Biddulph[_2_]

how to get actual percentage format instead of 100 multiplied
 
I hope that JE intended either to say enter 100 and divide, or enter 0.01
and multiply. :-)
--
David Biddulph

"JE McGimpsey" wrote in message
...
If you enter 12, then apply the Percentage number format, you'll see
1200% because 12 *is* 1200%.

Instead, include the % symbol when entering data: 12%. XL will then
interpret the input as 0.12, and display the percentage as 12%.

To convert entries already made, enter 100 in a blank cell. Copy the
cell. Select the cells to convert, and choose Edit/Paste Special,
selecting the Multiply and Values radio buttons. Click OK.

In article ,
Narendra Boga wrote:

Hi all?¦.

In excel I am have a simple problem with % number format.
If a number assigned to % symbol it is multiplied with 100 and giving %
symbol.
For example if we assign % symbol to 12, it shows 1200%. But I need it
only 12%.

I am usually works with comparison with percentages. If I apply % symbol
to
any no. It gives
Multiplied by hundred and % symbol..

Plz help me in this problem..

Thanks
Narendra




JE McGimpsey

how to get actual percentage format instead of 100 multiplied
 
Yup, was mentally going the other way. Thanks for the correction...

In article ,
"David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote:

I hope that JE intended either to say enter 100 and divide, or enter 0.01
and multiply. :-)



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