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eddy72

Percentage
 
hi everyone,

can someone please help me:
L18 is a sub-total amount, i.e £100, and i would like to subtract 25% and
leave the total in L20,

so basically could someone please tell me the formula for: £100 - 25% = £

thanks
eddy

T. Valko

Percentage
 
If you subtract 25% then your're left with 75% of the original amount, so...

=L18*0.75

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"eddy72" wrote in message
...
hi everyone,

can someone please help me:
L18 is a sub-total amount, i.e £100, and i would like to subtract 25% and
leave the total in L20,

so basically could someone please tell me the formula for: £100 - 25% = £

thanks
eddy




Jacob Skaria

Percentage
 
=A1-(A1*25%)
OR
=A1*75%

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Jacob Skaria


"eddy72" wrote:

hi everyone,

can someone please help me:
L18 is a sub-total amount, i.e £100, and i would like to subtract 25% and
leave the total in L20,

so basically could someone please tell me the formula for: £100 - 25% = £

thanks
eddy


L. Howard Kittle

Percentage
 
=L18*0.75

HTH
Regards,
Howard

"eddy72" wrote in message
...
hi everyone,

can someone please help me:
L18 is a sub-total amount, i.e £100, and i would like to subtract 25% and
leave the total in L20,

so basically could someone please tell me the formula for: £100 - 25% = £

thanks
eddy




[email protected]

Percentage
 
On Sep 9, 6:40�am, eddy72 wrote:
hi everyone,

can someone please help me:
L18 is a sub-total amount, i.e �100, and i would like to subtract 25% and
leave the total in L20,

so basically could someone please tell me the formula for: �100 - 25% = �


I think you need to understand more about basic maths before using
spreadsheets. Your local council (like most councils) is currently
advertising courses for this sort of education, which can be free for
some people. Ask at your local council offices, ask for "Further
Education" or "Adult Education".

Alan Lloyd


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