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Is there a way to format the totals to divide by .85 and then total?
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Which totals? Your own, or Excel's subtotals? A bit more information
required, methinks.

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Is there a way to format the totals to divide by .85 and then total?



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Why not just

=SUM(rng)/.85

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Do you really want to divide by .85 or get 85%. cause that would be
multiplying by .85 youll get a really big number the other way.
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