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Hi all€¦.
In excel I am have a simple problem with % number format. If a number assigned to % symbol it is multiplied with 100 and giving % symbol. For example if we assign % symbol to 12, it shows 1200%. But I need it only 12%. I am usually works with comparison with percentages. If I apply % symbol to any no. It gives Multiplied by hundred and % symbol.. Plz help me in this problem.. Thanks Narendra |
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If you enter 12, then apply the Percentage number format, you'll see
1200% because 12 *is* 1200%. Instead, include the % symbol when entering data: 12%. XL will then interpret the input as 0.12, and display the percentage as 12%. To convert entries already made, enter 100 in a blank cell. Copy the cell. Select the cells to convert, and choose Edit/Paste Special, selecting the Multiply and Values radio buttons. Click OK. In article , Narendra Boga wrote: Hi all€¦. In excel I am have a simple problem with % number format. If a number assigned to % symbol it is multiplied with 100 and giving % symbol. For example if we assign % symbol to 12, it shows 1200%. But I need it only 12%. I am usually works with comparison with percentages. If I apply % symbol to any no. It gives Multiplied by hundred and % symbol.. Plz help me in this problem.. Thanks Narendra |
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If you have the number 12 in a cell, and format it as a percentage, then
1200% is correct. It will show as 12% if you put in the number as 12% or as 0.12. If you have a lot of numbers already entered wrongly and you want to divide them all by 100, enter 100 in a spare cell, copy it, select your range of cells, and then Edit/ Paste Special/ Divide. -- David Biddulph "Narendra Boga" wrote in message ... Hi all.. In excel I am have a simple problem with % number format. If a number assigned to % symbol it is multiplied with 100 and giving % symbol. For example if we assign % symbol to 12, it shows 1200%. But I need it only 12%. I am usually works with comparison with percentages. If I apply % symbol to any no. It gives Multiplied by hundred and % symbol.. Plz help me in this problem.. Thanks Narendra |
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I hope that JE intended either to say enter 100 and divide, or enter 0.01
and multiply. :-) -- David Biddulph "JE McGimpsey" wrote in message ... If you enter 12, then apply the Percentage number format, you'll see 1200% because 12 *is* 1200%. Instead, include the % symbol when entering data: 12%. XL will then interpret the input as 0.12, and display the percentage as 12%. To convert entries already made, enter 100 in a blank cell. Copy the cell. Select the cells to convert, and choose Edit/Paste Special, selecting the Multiply and Values radio buttons. Click OK. In article , Narendra Boga wrote: Hi all?¦. In excel I am have a simple problem with % number format. If a number assigned to % symbol it is multiplied with 100 and giving % symbol. For example if we assign % symbol to 12, it shows 1200%. But I need it only 12%. I am usually works with comparison with percentages. If I apply % symbol to any no. It gives Multiplied by hundred and % symbol.. Plz help me in this problem.. Thanks Narendra |
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Yup, was mentally going the other way. Thanks for the correction...
In article , "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote: I hope that JE intended either to say enter 100 and divide, or enter 0.01 and multiply. :-) |
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