I would use the Format options, not a function.
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Second Number / First Number provides the second number as a percentage of the first. If there is an increase, simply subtract 1 from the result, and multiply by 100. If you do not multiply by 100, you are left with the result in decimal format.
yes in some circumstances it can be used to express a rate of change, in a time series or trend line, or random error, however it is probably better represented in a different format to avoid confusion.
The number as presented is already in decimal format.
Turkey/Istanbul
0.024 in a percentage format = 2.4%= 0.024 * 100%= 2.4%
0.90 = 90%
No. The International Dialling Code for the UK is 0044.
There are many different formats for displaying numbers in an Excel cell including a general format, a currency format, a percentage format and an accounting format.
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I would use the Format options, not a function.
format
34.65
use format, under numbers select percentage
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# It is always the same formula, dived part by whole "=<part>/<whole>" # Or you don't do it at all. If you simply want to display a fraction as percentage, format the cell as percent - See http://plan-b-for-openoffice.org/calc/topic/format-cell-percent-using-toolbar for a short video demonstrating how to format a cell with a percentage value.