How to Subtract a Percentage in Microsoft Excel : Microsoft Word & Excel

How to Subtract a Percentage in Microsoft Excel : Microsoft Word & Excel

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OUT N ABOUT with Yours Truly LIZZO C
OUT N ABOUT with Yours Truly LIZZO C - 10.11.2023 22:59

This was really helpful! Thanks! Cheers! 🥂

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Shireen Bob Hasnan
Shireen Bob Hasnan - 03.08.2023 04:48

Thanks so much for this!

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Wahidovich
Wahidovich - 27.06.2023 19:33

Very informative, simple and to the point, liked and subbed.

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Andrew Sawyer
Andrew Sawyer - 26.06.2023 16:11

i have over 1k rows in a column how do I automate the percentage extraction for the SALE? Please help! D:

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Poet Archives
Poet Archives - 03.04.2023 19:16

Very helpful

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Miguel Avila
Miguel Avila - 08.09.2022 09:35

Extremely help full

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Mark
Mark - 06.07.2022 02:52

Thank you!

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Eclipse Designs
Eclipse Designs - 28.06.2022 09:10

if i want to add this 20% to 80. so it changes the value. so how i can get this number again by adding plzz help

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Luis Murillo
Luis Murillo - 16.06.2022 14:23

Thank you!

if your cell shows percentage once you hit enter, change cell to "currency".

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Paper Baker
Paper Baker - 11.06.2022 15:15

You've just saved me and my worker a lot of work. Thank you <3

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Jubair Ahmed
Jubair Ahmed - 01.06.2022 05:56

Thanks

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Connect English
Connect English - 08.04.2022 09:11

You the man Jeff!

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victor nobrega
victor nobrega - 16.01.2022 14:27

Short and efficient 👍👌 Thank you

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maa lumantas
maa lumantas - 01.12.2021 06:54

A1.??

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Luxolo Jekana
Luxolo Jekana - 22.09.2021 20:25

How do I apply this to numerous numbers, because it brings out the wrong answers

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SLAYNEE DJ
SLAYNEE DJ - 14.07.2021 22:07

Awful explanation

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EREH Yeager
EREH Yeager - 14.03.2021 19:19

Thanks bro, it helped me a lot !

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Hiritunga Veerabhadra
Hiritunga Veerabhadra - 26.02.2021 19:50

best one buddy helped a lot 😀😀😁😁😊😊

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aqib saeed
aqib saeed - 26.06.2020 19:18

Thanks

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Flipping Ell
Flipping Ell - 07.05.2020 19:29

this is a nightmare if you're crap at maths - trying to do an eBay spreadsheet and deduct 13.4 + 20p - how do you do that???

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Aubrey Duffy
Aubrey Duffy - 05.05.2020 18:14

Thanks, this is great! Solved a problem at work that was making my brain explode.

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Danny Ting Kee Yew
Danny Ting Kee Yew - 03.04.2020 10:12

Thanks Jeff you just saved my life!!!!!!

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FaQ Hue
FaQ Hue - 28.03.2020 05:24

The way you explain is confusing..

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Corry Marie
Corry Marie - 26.01.2020 06:49

I'm late to the game here... But what if you want to subtract 20 more percent from you new total but don't want a long string of cells?

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Seb Spratt
Seb Spratt - 08.10.2019 14:25

Thanks for the help.
One question I have, is how do I make this relevent for an entire column?
Eg, tax return spreadsheet. I want the result in column c to = -16.7% of the cells in column b....

With the method in your video I would have to type the formular in ever cell in column c...?

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dolaysholay
dolaysholay - 28.07.2019 21:39

My names geofff.... :D

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Mera Haryana
Mera Haryana - 20.03.2019 13:24

Thanks sir .
This is so helpful for me

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Mick Lennan
Mick Lennan - 25.11.2018 15:12

i wish you had moved that cursor somewhere near the end. it blocks whatever character is under it :-)

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Elijah Ullmann
Elijah Ullmann - 03.11.2018 19:55

Percentages are different up than they are down. Turning an investment of 10 into 20 is a 100% gain. But, resetting 20 as the new norm, and that value dropping down to 10 now becomes a 50% loss.

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Joseph Magdaong
Joseph Magdaong - 30.07.2018 07:41

Thank you

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Faisal Ansir
Faisal Ansir - 23.07.2018 16:43

WRONG YOU NEED TO TAKE 120 PERCENT TO SEE HOW MUCH WAS 20% ALREADY ADDED.

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podster12II
podster12II - 10.05.2018 11:14

Thanks. Understood how to get the percentage of a number now.

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Aamis World
Aamis World - 25.12.2017 22:22

THANKYOU SO MUCH!!!!!

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Lar Hans
Lar Hans - 09.08.2017 22:07

If you would have been my maths teacher I might have actually enjoyed the classes!

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Lizelle Nolan
Lizelle Nolan - 23.01.2017 12:44

Can't see your screen.

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atif mustafa
atif mustafa - 12.01.2017 16:35

hey.can u tell me how to take out percentage...ex 100,3586 etc.

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Tobias Mills
Tobias Mills - 26.11.2016 17:11

Thanks! Does anyone know how to do this with multiple percentage So it looks like $100. - 25% - 25% = 50%?

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Baki Solak
Baki Solak - 16.11.2016 16:55

thanks:) was helpful

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Shane
Shane - 27.10.2016 14:30

Very helpful. Thanks

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Eva C.
Eva C. - 22.09.2015 22:18

Thank you - very helpful!  Got it now!

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ewizzer
ewizzer - 02.09.2015 15:10

it don't work with big numbers

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Ying Yang
Ying Yang - 27.08.2015 17:11

IT DOESNT WORK IF YOU NEED TO SUBTRACT 125%

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bumos
bumos - 20.03.2015 05:53

"My names Geoff"

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Daniel Carrick
Daniel Carrick - 30.01.2015 17:23

Thanks Geoph! If your percentage isn't included in your table/worksheet then you can substitute B1 (your percentage in clip) for just 5, 10, 20 etc (without % sign when entering formula). I'm guessing that as long as you /100 Excel knows it's a percentage!
I had to subtract 5% off a price so my formula was: =B2-(B2*5/100)   =PRICE-(PRICE*PERCENTAGE/100)
Big help Geoph, thanks!

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Shenette V
Shenette V - 05.11.2014 21:10

GOD BLESS YOU!!!! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!! This definitely helped me 100% :) Thanks again!!!!

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