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Another excel question percentages
Ladywriter1968
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Say I have £200 and I want to take off 20%. Or Add 20%. Either way:
What is the formula for this so it can work it out for you?
Sometimes when you ask excel it does not always come up.
What is the formula for this so it can work it out for you?
Sometimes when you ask excel it does not always come up.
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=sum(200)-(200/100)*20 for 20% off
or
=sum(200)+(200/100)*20 for 20% more
.... I think0 -
If you had the number pounds in cell A1 (eg 200), the percentage in B1 (eg 20) then the formula I would use is
=A1*(1+B1/100)
To subtract 20% just make the value in cell B1 negative.0 -
A1: 200 (say)
B1: 1+ put in your percentage positive or negative/100 eg. 1+20/100 or 1-20/100
C1: =A1*B10 -
New value = old value * (1 + percentage/100)
Eg: cell A1 coutains a number that represents the percentage, formatted as a number, not a percentage.
A2 contains old value
A3 = A2 * (1 + A1/100)
if A1 is formatted as a percentage then
A3 = A2 * (1 + A1)Happy chappy0 -
You can use a % in the calc as well. e.g =A1-(A1*20%) or if you have 20% entered in another cell just enter the cell reference instead.0
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