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excel percentage format not working properly

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Rasput1m - 09 Apr 2008 09:56 GMT
whne i put in a number less than 1 it does the <<righ thing>> = multiplies
the nuimber by 100 and adds a % on the end

when the number i add is 1 or bigger - it just adds a % - which means to get
100% is <<unusual input>>

am i doing something wrong?
Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP] - 09 Apr 2008 14:43 GMT
> whne i put in a number less than 1 it does the <<righ thing>> =
> multiplies the nuimber by 100 and adds a % on the end
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>
> am i doing something wrong?

Yes.  You're posting an Excel usage question in a C++ programming newsgroup.
Try one of the many Excel newsgroups or forums instead.

-cd
Rasput1m - 09 Apr 2008 15:00 GMT
carl

ooops + tks!

> > whne i put in a number less than 1 it does the <<righ thing>> =
> > multiplies the nuimber by 100 and adds a % on the end
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>
> -cd

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