Is there a formula to add a percentage
I am not very good at formulas. I am hoping there is a formula that can do
what I want. I have a column of numbers, I want the whole column of numbers to increase by 5%. Then I would like to be able to take that formula and copy and paste to many other columns on many spreadsheets. I have pricing sheets in excel and I need to increase all prices by 5% and I am looking for an easy way to do this. Can someone help? 904 Need to increase this number by 5%, and have 950 show up in the same cell 947 940 and so on -- Jill |
Is there a formula to add a percentage
Sure thing.
In a blank cell, enter 1.05. Copy yhat cell, then highlight all of the desired cells. Right-click and select paste special... Select multiply. all highlighted cells will bemultiplied by 1.05, or increased by 5%. "Jill" wrote: I am not very good at formulas. I am hoping there is a formula that can do what I want. I have a column of numbers, I want the whole column of numbers to increase by 5%. Then I would like to be able to take that formula and copy and paste to many other columns on many spreadsheets. I have pricing sheets in excel and I need to increase all prices by 5% and I am looking for an easy way to do this. Can someone help? 904 Need to increase this number by 5%, and have 950 show up in the same cell 947 940 and so on -- Jill |
Is there a formula to add a percentage
Jill,
Try this =MROUND(A1*1.05,1) If you get a #Name error then Tools|Addins Check the analysis toolpak. Mike "Jill" wrote: I am not very good at formulas. I am hoping there is a formula that can do what I want. I have a column of numbers, I want the whole column of numbers to increase by 5%. Then I would like to be able to take that formula and copy and paste to many other columns on many spreadsheets. I have pricing sheets in excel and I need to increase all prices by 5% and I am looking for an easy way to do this. Can someone help? 904 Need to increase this number by 5%, and have 950 show up in the same cell 947 940 and so on -- Jill |
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