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How do I get an IF function to return a percentage when applicable?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here is the problem: I am using a Concatenated Lookup function in conjunction with a drop down box. There are three options in the drop down - two are numbers, one is a percentage. I need to get the lookup funtion combined with an IF function to say when I choose one of the two number options return a number, when I choose the percentage option, return a percentage. Any ideas? I looked for a PERCENT funtion but there isn't one! This one has me stumped. Thanks Simon |
Simon,
the problem is that a percentage is a number, it is just shown as a percentage. Any other characteristics that differentiate, e.g. the 'numbers' are always greater than 1 but the percentage is always < 100%? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Simon" wrote in message ... How do I get an IF function to return a percentage when applicable? -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Here is the problem: I am using a Concatenated Lookup function in conjunction with a drop down box. There are three options in the drop down - two are numbers, one is a percentage. I need to get the lookup funtion combined with an IF function to say when I choose one of the two number options return a number, when I choose the percentage option, return a percentage. Any ideas? I looked for a PERCENT funtion but there isn't one! This one has me stumped. Thanks Simon |
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