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I have a price sheet in excel that i want to take the list price and copy it
and take off 40% off the whole list. What formula do i put in a blank cell to take off 40%, also if i want to take off 44%,43% and so on.Please help, thank you |
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Enter 0.6 in a blank cell, then right click in that cell and choose "Copy".
Select the list, and right click in that selection and choose "Paste Special". Click on "Multiply", Then <OK <Esc And you should be done. -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "mowerman" wrote in message ... I have a price sheet in excel that i want to take the list price and copy it and take off 40% off the whole list. What formula do i put in a blank cell to take off 40%, also if i want to take off 44%,43% and so on.Please help, thank you |
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If you have a number (say 88) in A1 and use the formula =A1*(1-40%) in B1
then the result is 88 discounted by 40%. But I expect you want dollars and cents to two decimal places so use =ROUND(=A1*(1-40%), 2) With $88 either formula gives $52.80 but with $12.99 the first formula gives $7.794 while the second give $7.79 You could type =(1-40%) in an empty cell; copy the cell; select the values to discount; use Edit | Paste Special | Multiple. Now the values are discounted but not rounded to 2 decimal places. Be aware that formatting to display only 2 decimals does not alter the actual stored value. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "mowerman" wrote in message ... I have a price sheet in excel that i want to take the list price and copy it and take off 40% off the whole list. What formula do i put in a blank cell to take off 40%, also if i want to take off 44%,43% and so on.Please help, thank you |
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=A1*(1-40%)
so you multiply any value with 0.6 to get 40% of the original price you can also put that number in a cell and (do this on a copy of the list) copy it, select all values and do editpaste special and select multiply -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "mowerman" wrote in message ... I have a price sheet in excel that i want to take the list price and copy it and take off 40% off the whole list. What formula do i put in a blank cell to take off 40%, also if i want to take off 44%,43% and so on.Please help, thank you |
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