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using =sum() to get a percentage
I recently received a spreadsheet that contained =sum(a1/a2)-1+1. The
cell containing the formula was formatted to percentage. I was wondering why use =sum()-1+1 when +a1/a2 would render the same result (provided the cell is formatted to percentage)? Thank you |
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