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How do I express a minus % in excel
"stanley johnson" wrote:
I need to indicate that a sum has a net value calculated as -%. eg =SUM(P20-%) I am not entirely sure what you mean. I think you want: =P20*(1-5%) to compute "P20 less 5%". If that is not what you meant, please clarify. Obviously you can replace "P20" with any expression. For example, if you really meant a "sum", you could write: =sum(P1:P20)*(1-5%) |
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