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My question is more on how to display the percentage. I'm calculating
percentages. my formula is G2*J2. My percentage is displaying 1.01 ( which is 1% increase. I'm trying to format the column, (it's now formated to general)...if I format to "percentage" format, my column displays 101.00%.. How can I format my cells to display 1% and still maintain my formula of G2*J2. I've messed with the decimal places, percentage, etc. Not sure what to do. Probably a very simple question, but I do not use excell very often. Thanks for your help! |
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see your other post Regards FSt1 "Karen" wrote: My question is more on how to display the percentage. I'm calculating percentages. my formula is G2*J2. My percentage is displaying 1.01 ( which is 1% increase. I'm trying to format the column, (it's now formated to general)...if I format to "percentage" format, my column displays 101.00%.. How can I format my cells to display 1% and still maintain my formula of G2*J2. I've messed with the decimal places, percentage, etc. Not sure what to do. Probably a very simple question, but I do not use excell very often. Thanks for your help! |
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You can't because 1.01 is in no way representable as 1%. They are different numbers, 1.01 and 0.01. It is like asking how the display 5 as 7. Nonsensical. You would need to use an additional cell to calculate the 0.01 and then format that cell as you want. Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Excel Product Group, 1998 - 2009 Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email on web site) On Sat, 18 Apr 2009 16:41:01 -0700, Karen wrote: My question is more on how to display the percentage. I'm calculating percentages. my formula is G2*J2. My percentage is displaying 1.01 ( which is 1% increase. I'm trying to format the column, (it's now formated to general)...if I format to "percentage" format, my column displays 101.00%.. How can I format my cells to display 1% and still maintain my formula of G2*J2. I've messed with the decimal places, percentage, etc. Not sure what to do. Probably a very simple question, but I do not use excell very often. Thanks for your help! |
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