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Trying to calculate percentages
I have a spreadsheet that looks like this .... (I'll call this Workbook 1)
m3 Kgs Blenheim Nelson 0.08 25 51.69 51.69 0.15 50 51.69 54.92 0.23 75 54.57 57.78 In a separate workbook (Workbook 2) I have the same headings and the same first two columns. In Workbook 2, I am trying to calculate so that cell C3 equals cell C3(Workbook1) + 10%. Any help would be appreciated. |
Trying to calculate percentages
=workbook1!C3*1.10
Regards, Fred "nars" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that looks like this .... (I'll call this Workbook 1) m3 Kgs Blenheim Nelson 0.08 25 51.69 51.69 0.15 50 51.69 54.92 0.23 75 54.57 57.78 In a separate workbook (Workbook 2) I have the same headings and the same first two columns. In Workbook 2, I am trying to calculate so that cell C3 equals cell C3(Workbook1) + 10%. Any help would be appreciated. |
Trying to calculate percentages
thanks very much :)
Can this be dragged across other cells or do I need to input each cell individually... "Fred Smith" wrote: =workbook1!C3*1.10 Regards, Fred "nars" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that looks like this .... (I'll call this Workbook 1) m3 Kgs Blenheim Nelson 0.08 25 51.69 51.69 0.15 50 51.69 54.92 0.23 75 54.57 57.78 In a separate workbook (Workbook 2) I have the same headings and the same first two columns. In Workbook 2, I am trying to calculate so that cell C3 equals cell C3(Workbook1) + 10%. Any help would be appreciated. |
Trying to calculate percentages
Yes
-- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "nars" wrote in message ... thanks very much :) Can this be dragged across other cells or do I need to input each cell individually... "Fred Smith" wrote: =workbook1!C3*1.10 Regards, Fred "nars" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that looks like this .... (I'll call this Workbook 1) m3 Kgs Blenheim Nelson 0.08 25 51.69 51.69 0.15 50 51.69 54.92 0.23 75 54.57 57.78 In a separate workbook (Workbook 2) I have the same headings and the same first two columns. In Workbook 2, I am trying to calculate so that cell C3 equals cell C3(Workbook1) + 10%. Any help would be appreciated. |
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