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Standard Price is $72.75, My discounted price is $30.20, How do I find what my
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This is more math than Excel
=(72.75-30.2)/72.75 format as percentage -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Pnw" wrote in message ... Standard Price is $72.75, My discounted price is $30.20, How do I find what my discount percentage is? |
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Pnw wrote:
Standard Price is $72.75, My discounted price is $30.20, How do I find what my discount percentage is? =(72.75-30.20)/72.75 |
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A1 = 72.75
B1 = 30.20 =1-(B1/A1) Format as Percentage -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Pnw" wrote in message ... Standard Price is $72.75, My discounted price is $30.20, How do I find what my discount percentage is? |
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