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Bart
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14th Sep 06 at 11:07   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
im trying to deduct a cell by 45%

what i have done is:
=(a1 - 0.45)

and it doesnt seem to do the trick, ive also tried: -(a1 - 45%)

any have any suggestions?
Tommy
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14th Sep 06 at 11:09   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
DOne u just divide by 100 then times by the percentage ?
James
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14th Sep 06 at 11:09   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
=A1 - ((A1/100)*45)

Try that
blebo
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14th Sep 06 at 11:13   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
=A1*.55
Bart
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strange... gives me a different figure.

the cell A1, also is a formula, but has an amount in
Bart
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i have £200 in there, which i want to reduce by 42.5%

i have A1*0.425 and i get £85! that aint right.
but if i do A1*.5 i get £100 which is correct
Tommy
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14th Sep 06 at 11:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
=D7/100*42.5

85 is correct.

0.5 is 50%

[Edited on 14-09-2006 by LoudandLow]
Bart
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yes, but i want to reduce the figure by 42.5%, not reduce it to 42.4%

sorry, i didnt explain it well
Dan B
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The truth is in the wording of the question...

- If you want to reduce the original value, A1, TO 42.5% of the starting-value, then:

=A1/100*42.5

- If you want to reduce the original value BY 42.5% of the starting-value, then:

=A1-(A1/100*42.5)

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With a starting-value of 200, the top version gives 85; the bottom version gives 115.
Bart
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ha, got it..

=E10-(E10*0.425)
Bart
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you beat me to it.

thanks guys

 
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