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Excel 2007; I need to know how to format a range of cells that contain
numbers that are percentages to display as basis points. An example would be a cell that I have where the value is .035 and is displayed as 3.5% in this example the result I want displayed would be 350. ( I suppose the formatting technique I'm looking for is the opposite of moving from millions to thousands using the comma in custom formatting area) Thanks for your help. |
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