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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? |
In C column: =(b1/a1)*100
fill down. ? |
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. |
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 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 ;/ |
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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I dont' use excel often |
select the bottom right corner, hold down mouse click and drag down the column
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