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Apply a percentage factor to a base number
Hi,
A1= percentage B1= Base number Try this formula =B1+B1*A1 Format as number Mike "Southern Kiwi" wrote: I am wanting to do this: Cell A contains a percentage, sometimes negative, sometimes positive. (cell A by necessity is formatted as a percentage) Cell B contains the "base figure" which I want to apply that % to. Cell 3 is to contain the answer. If cell A is positive I want that percentage added to cell B, if it's negative I want it subtracted. Thanks for any help |
Apply a percentage factor to a base number
"Southern Kiwi" wrote: I am wanting to do this: Cell A contains a percentage, sometimes negative, sometimes positive. (cell A by necessity is formatted as a percentage) Cell B contains the "base figure" which I want to apply that % to. Cell 3 is to contain the answer. If cell A is positive I want that percentage added to cell B, if it's negative I want it subtracted. Thanks for any help Mike H wrote: Hi, A1= percentage B1= Base number Try this formula =B1+B1*A1 Format as number Mike Thanks, I'll try that at work this morning, the only thing is I am trying to leave Cell A formatted as a % as about 4 other cells are dependant on it. I will feedback how I get on tonight. |
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