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    bj
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    Action:How do I change the number format within the concantenate function

    try something like
    ="The rate is "&text($A$1,"0%")

    "micoope" wrote:

    > I have created a formula that uses the concantenate function that refers to a
    > cell that is formatted as percentage. However, the cell that contains the
    > formula shows the referred to cell as a decimal. The referred to cell is
    > using a list and data validation. For example, cell A1 uses a list of the
    > following number: 1%, 2%,....99%. Since data validation is used, a drop down
    > list is created with all of these percentages. Cell B1 has the formula
    > '=CONCANTENATE("The rate is "$A$1)' The result shown is 'The rate is 0.85'
    > I want it to display 'The rate is 85%'
    >
    > Thanks.


  2. #2
    micoope
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    RE: How do I change the number format within the concantenate func

    It worked! Thanks.
    /mc

    "bj" wrote:

    > try something like
    > ="The rate is "&text($A$1,"0%")
    >
    > "micoope" wrote:
    >
    > > I have created a formula that uses the concantenate function that refers to a
    > > cell that is formatted as percentage. However, the cell that contains the
    > > formula shows the referred to cell as a decimal. The referred to cell is
    > > using a list and data validation. For example, cell A1 uses a list of the
    > > following number: 1%, 2%,....99%. Since data validation is used, a drop down
    > > list is created with all of these percentages. Cell B1 has the formula
    > > '=CONCANTENATE("The rate is "$A$1)' The result shown is 'The rate is 0.85'
    > > I want it to display 'The rate is 85%'
    > >
    > > Thanks.


  3. #3
    micoope
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    How do I change the number format within the concantenate function

    I have created a formula that uses the concantenate function that refers to a
    cell that is formatted as percentage. However, the cell that contains the
    formula shows the referred to cell as a decimal. The referred to cell is
    using a list and data validation. For example, cell A1 uses a list of the
    following number: 1%, 2%,....99%. Since data validation is used, a drop down
    list is created with all of these percentages. Cell B1 has the formula
    '=CONCANTENATE("The rate is "$A$1)' The result shown is 'The rate is 0.85'
    I want it to display 'The rate is 85%'

    Thanks.

  4. #4
    bj
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    re: Action:How do I change the number format within the concantenate function

    try something like
    ="The rate is "&text($A$1,"0%")

    "micoope" wrote:

    > I have created a formula that uses the concantenate function that refers to a
    > cell that is formatted as percentage. However, the cell that contains the
    > formula shows the referred to cell as a decimal. The referred to cell is
    > using a list and data validation. For example, cell A1 uses a list of the
    > following number: 1%, 2%,....99%. Since data validation is used, a drop down
    > list is created with all of these percentages. Cell B1 has the formula
    > '=CONCANTENATE("The rate is "$A$1)' The result shown is 'The rate is 0.85'
    > I want it to display 'The rate is 85%'
    >
    > Thanks.


  5. #5
    micoope
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    RE: How do I change the number format within the concantenate func

    It worked! Thanks.
    /mc

    "bj" wrote:

    > try something like
    > ="The rate is "&text($A$1,"0%")
    >
    > "micoope" wrote:
    >
    > > I have created a formula that uses the concantenate function that refers to a
    > > cell that is formatted as percentage. However, the cell that contains the
    > > formula shows the referred to cell as a decimal. The referred to cell is
    > > using a list and data validation. For example, cell A1 uses a list of the
    > > following number: 1%, 2%,....99%. Since data validation is used, a drop down
    > > list is created with all of these percentages. Cell B1 has the formula
    > > '=CONCANTENATE("The rate is "$A$1)' The result shown is 'The rate is 0.85'
    > > I want it to display 'The rate is 85%'
    > >
    > > Thanks.


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