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It's been so long since I went to school I have forgotten how to work out
percentages. Can anyone help? |
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part divided by whole
(and format as a percent) so if you have 35 people total and 12 paid their dues, you could put: 35 in A1 12 in A2 and =a2/a1 and format the cell as a percentage. (You should end up with about 34% or 35%) Derf wrote: It's been so long since I went to school I have forgotten how to work out percentages. Can anyone help? -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi,
I posted this to the wrong thread, so here goes again: Hi, 5 is what percent of 13? =5/13 then format as a percent - Format, Cells, Number tab, Percent or click the % button on the toolbar. A decimal can be converted to a percent by formatting in Excel. or on paper by multiplying by 100. 0.05 = 100*(0.05) = 5% In Excel you don't do both formatting and multiplying by 100, it depends on what you actually need/want -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Derf" wrote: It's been so long since I went to school I have forgotten how to work out percentages. Can anyone help? |
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