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![]() Hi, I have created a formula with "concatenate", that includes string and other formulas in it. =CONCATENATE("*Of these, ",VLOOKUP($A$2,Terms.xls!$A$6:$D$23,3)," (",(VLOOKUP($A$2,Terms.xls!$A$6:$D$23,3)/C12)*100,"%)"," have been employed for more than 2 years, compared with ",VLOOKUP("total",Terms.xls!$A$6:$D$23,3)," (",(VLOOKUP("total",Terms.xls!$A$6:$D$23,3)/E12)*100,"%),"," at the department.") The problem is that the % I get gives me for example : 20.7860052364%. How do I format my % so that I get only "20%" or "20.8%". thanks! -- Outapin ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Outapin's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=29278 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=489964 |
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