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That's the way Excel works. The developers thought they were being helpful.
Regards, Fred "Rasput1m" wrote in message ... when i put in a number less than 1 it does the <<right thing = multiplies the number by 100 and adds a % on the end when the number i add is 1 or bigger - it just adds a % - which means to get 100% is <<unusual input am i doing something wrong? |
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so fred does that mean there are <<two ways to achieve 10%
1. enter = 0.1 2. enter = 10 and the only way to achieve 100% is to enter = 100? is that supposed to be helpful? in whose books? tks anyway! "Fred Smith" wrote: That's the way Excel works. The developers thought they were being helpful. Regards, Fred "Rasput1m" wrote in message ... when i put in a number less than 1 it does the <<right thing = multiplies the number by 100 and adds a % on the end when the number i add is 1 or bigger - it just adds a % - which means to get 100% is <<unusual input am i doing something wrong? |
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