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I am calculating percentages, to come up with the percentage, in some cells I
am taking a larger number and dividing by a smaller number, therefore ending up with a percentage greater than 100. E.g. 150/148 = 101.35% How can I format my percentage cells so any percentage that is GREATER than 100 ONLY DISPLAYS as 100? Is there a way to do that??? Thanks! John |
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