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How do I take 240 and multiply it by 33%

=d3 *33% (d3 is the 240)

I know its wrong what is it??


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That looks correct to me. Why do you think it is wrong?

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How do I take 240 and multiply it by 33%

=d3 *33% (d3 is the 240)

I know its wrong what is it??



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If it because you get 79.2 not 80, try either

=D3*33.3333333333%

or even

=ROUND(D3*33.3333%,0)

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How do I take 240 and multiply it by 33%

=d3 *33% (d3 is the 240)

I know its wrong what is it??



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Aha I want to add on 33%

so 240 plus 33% should be 320, its giving me 80 as 33% only of 240

ok if not 100% I can round up.


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If it because you get 79.2 not 80, try either

=D3*33.3333333333%

or even

=ROUND(D3*33.3333%,0)

--
HTH

Bob

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"S S" wrote in message
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Brain must be frzzled tonight.............

How do I take 240 and multiply it by 33%

=d3 *33% (d3 is the 240)

I know its wrong what is it??





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=d3*(1.33333)



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Aha I want to add on 33%

so 240 plus 33% should be 320, its giving me 80 as 33% only of 240

ok if not 100% I can round up.


"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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If it because you get 79.2 not 80, try either

=D3*33.3333333333%

or even

=ROUND(D3*33.3333%,0)

--
HTH

Bob

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addy)

"S S" wrote in message
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Brain must be frzzled tonight.............

How do I take 240 and multiply it by 33%

=d3 *33% (d3 is the 240)

I know its wrong what is it??








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ok thanks got it now


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=d3*(1.33333)



"S S" wrote:

Aha I want to add on 33%

so 240 plus 33% should be 320, its giving me 80 as 33% only of 240

ok if not 100% I can round up.


"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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If it because you get 79.2 not 80, try either

=D3*33.3333333333%

or even

=ROUND(D3*33.3333%,0)

--
HTH

Bob

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addy)

"S S" wrote in message
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Brain must be frzzled tonight.............

How do I take 240 and multiply it by 33%

=d3 *33% (d3 is the 240)

I know its wrong what is it??








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