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Calculating with Percent Increase

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    Calculating with Percent Increase

    Ok so A1=1.3564
    B1=26.2677
    If on a calculator 26.2677+1.3564%= 26.6239950

    Whats the formula?
    Also I have 100+ of these to do that all are + different %s

    Have been stuck on this, very frustrating thanks for any help!!
    Last edited by DonkeyOte; 11-28-2010 at 05:21 AM. Reason: modified title

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    Re: Formula for percent pls Help!

    Hi,

    For the calculator, when you go and put in a number like 20 and then hit +5%, what it is actually doing is multiplying the the first number by 105%. In other words, the result is 100% of 20 plus an additional 5% of 20 -- or restating the above, 105% of 20.

    So, for your formula to work, you would want to put in the following:
    =B1*(100%+A1%)

    This same formula could be used wherever you want to do this (just change the cells the formula references). This formula can also handle negative %'s. That is, if you hit -5% on your calculator instead of +5%.

    S

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    Re: Formula for percent pls Help!

    Thank you very much!!! Has saved me a lot of time!! Thanks again!
    Last edited by DonkeyOte; 11-28-2010 at 05:19 AM. Reason: removed unnecessary quote

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