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How to format percentage column as a number format

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    How to format percentage column as a number format

    Dear Friends,

    Best wishes!!!

    In a pivot table a percentage column is added which calculates the percentage automatically. The percentage column shows the value with "%" (Ex. 54.12%). I tried different possibilities, but in vain.

    How to avoid / re-format this to show only the value (i.e. I need only the value 54.12 - instead of 54.12%)

    Thanks in advance,

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    Multiply by 100 and format as a number.

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    Smile Dear Mr. Darkyam

    Thanks for your reply. I tried with your solution and still it is the problem.

    I attached a sample file for your kind refernce.

    Thanks in advance.

    acsishere.
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    Perhaps this will work. I am not too familiar with pivot tables, so I took the last column off the table and used a calculation and then formatted appropriately.
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    Take a look at this link on putting a calculated field in a pivot table

    http://www.datapigtechnologies.com/ExcelMain.htm
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