Percentage Formula Help
I have a spreadsheet: B2, 848 = New Traffic; B3, 47 = Returning Traffic. I
need to figure out what percentage of Returning Traffic is New Traffic. I did =(B3/B2)*100%. Can someone please tell me if this is right, and if not, what the correct formula would be to get the result percentage? Thanks! |
Percentage Formula Help
Just use =B3/B2 and format as a percentage
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "cempire5" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet: B2, 848 = New Traffic; B3, 47 = Returning Traffic. I need to figure out what percentage of Returning Traffic is New Traffic. I did =(B3/B2)*100%. Can someone please tell me if this is right, and if not, what the correct formula would be to get the result percentage? Thanks! |
Percentage Formula Help
Leave out *100, just type =B3/B2%.
"cempire5" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet: B2, 848 = New Traffic; B3, 47 = Returning Traffic. I need to figure out what percentage of Returning Traffic is New Traffic. I did =(B3/B2)*100%. Can someone please tell me if this is right, and if not, what the correct formula would be to get the result percentage? Thanks! |
Percentage Formula Help
And of course that is telling you the Returning Traffic as a percentage of
New Traffic. If the OP wants New Traffic as a percentage of Returning Traffic it would be =B2/B3. -- David Biddulph "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Just use =B3/B2 and format as a percentage "cempire5" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet: B2, 848 = New Traffic; B3, 47 = Returning Traffic. I need to figure out what percentage of Returning Traffic is New Traffic. I did =(B3/B2)*100%. Can someone please tell me if this is right, and if not, what the correct formula would be to get the result percentage? Thanks! |
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