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  • Tony Montana
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2005
    • 794

    #1

    Need help with Excel

    I have a file that has 2 colums.

    Colum A Colum B

    They both have to 2 numbers in them

    So it looks like

    Colum A Colum B
    50032 20012

    I need to make Colum C and have it be what % Colum B is of Colum A

    So it will be like

    Colum A Colum B Colum C
    50032 20012 78%

    Anyone know how to do this?
    I am a marketing Genius.
  • psili
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2003
    • 5526

    #2
    In C column: =(b1/a1)*100

    fill down.

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    • PersianKitty
      Meow Media Inc.
      • Jul 2001
      • 7785

      #3
      In column c put + and click on column b then / click on column a then enter
      it should place a formula in column c that results in the percentage (you have to format the cell to get the % to show correctly). You can then copy this cell's formula to the other cells below it in the same column.

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      • Tony Montana
        Confirmed User
        • Jan 2005
        • 794

        #4
        Hmm when I do both of what you guys said it says #VALUE!

        Have any idea what I am doing wrong?

        The colums are named R (main value) S (supposed to be what # % of the main value is) and T (the % value).

        I am putting in =(S1/R1)*100 into the T colume and it it says #VALUE! I have formated it as % also.
        I am a marketing Genius.

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        • Tony Montana
          Confirmed User
          • Jan 2005
          • 794

          #5
          I got it to work using =SUM(S2/R2) on the number 2 row. Is there a way to make it automaticly put in the row number IE

          =SUM(S3/R3)
          =SUM(S4/R4)

          I have about 200 rows to do ;/
          I am a marketing Genius.

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          • CynthiaB
            Confirmed User
            • Mar 2005
            • 1274

            #6
            If you use the pull down feature it should change the value on each line to match the line you're on. You don't have to type each one.

            Cyn

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            • Tony Montana
              Confirmed User
              • Jan 2005
              • 794

              #7
              Originally posted by CynthiaB
              If you use the pull down feature it should change the value on each line to match the line you're on. You don't have to type each one.

              Cyn
              What is the pull down feature?

              I dont' use excel often
              I am a marketing Genius.

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              • Sosa
                In Tushy Land
                • Oct 2002
                • 40149

                #8
                select the bottom right corner, hold down mouse click and drag down the column

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