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need help with a formula
I need help with a formula that I don't know how to on a calculator, so I am really having a hard time in excel. I am trying to figure % BACKWARDS...
.. $85,500.00 X 0.20= $17,100.00 .. $85,500.00 loan .. 20% down . = $17,100 down payment all well and good... .. $85,500 Loan . $17,100 for down payment . What is the % of $85,500 .. and can it be done with the % sign in the cell? Thank You. |
need help with a formula
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=17100/85500 You'll need to choose the Percent format on the formatting toolbar, or Format/Cells/Number/Percent. If your values are in cells: A1: 17100 A2: 85500 A3: =A1/A2 In article , "Rusty" wrote: I need help with a formula that I don't know how to on a calculator, so I am really having a hard time in excel. I am trying to figure % BACKWARDS... . $85,500.00 X 0.20= $17,100.00 . $85,500.00 loan . 20% down . = $17,100 down payment all well and good... . $85,500 Loan . $17,100 for down payment . What is the % of $85,500 . and can it be done with the % sign in the cell? Thank You. |
need help with a formula
=1/A1*A2
A1 85500 A2 17000 A3 =1/A1*A2 FORMAT TO % AND ALL SHOULD BE OK R PETE -- (][ This Email has been scanned by Norton AntiVirus. ][) "Rusty" wrote in message ... I need help with a formula that I don't know how to on a calculator, so I am really having a hard time in excel. I am trying to figure % BACKWARDS... .. $85,500.00 X 0.20= $17,100.00 .. $85,500.00 loan .. 20% down . = $17,100 down payment all well and good... .. $85,500 Loan . $17,100 for down payment . What is the % of $85,500 .. and can it be done with the % sign in the cell? Thank You. |
need help with a formula
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