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What excel formula gives me the funcion (x*y%)/12 in my calculator
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x= value in one cell y= value in another cell It seams that my calculator gives me one result and excel another. My formula in excel must be wrong. |
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What excel formula gives me the funcion (x*y%)/12 in my calculator
hi
basicly it would be... =(B4*C4)/12 where b4 is the first value and c4 is the % value. what numbers are you working with and what results were you expecting? regards FSt1 "zvroom" wrote: Being: x= value in one cell y= value in another cell It seams that my calculator gives me one result and excel another. My formula in excel must be wrong. |
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What excel formula gives me the funcion (x*y%)/12 in my calculator
Excel has a quirk in using the % as a multiplier. You should use the decimal
equivalent to get the right answers. I forget where I read it, but somewhere in either the Excel or the VBA help file, it warns the users about certain calculations using a percentage as opposed to the decimal equivalent. "zvroom" wrote: Being: x= value in one cell y= value in another cell It seams that my calculator gives me one result and excel another. My formula in excel must be wrong. |
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