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Percentage of a number
Good afternoon,
I have a percentage question. I am trying to find out how to create a formula which will tell me what percent one number is to another. Basically what percent of the number 25, 110, 30 etc... make up 330. I have about 6 numbers and want to know what is the percentage for each number. Thanks |
Divide one by the other, format as percent. For example =3/4 results in 75%,
meaning that 3 is 75%of 4. -- Regards, Fred Please reply to newsgroup, not e-mail "stevel" wrote in message ... Good afternoon, I have a percentage question. I am trying to find out how to create a formula which will tell me what percent one number is to another. Basically what percent of the number 25, 110, 30 etc... make up 330. I have about 6 numbers and want to know what is the percentage for each number. Thanks |
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