Am 26.09.2011 14:58, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :) It's not really wrong but there needs to be some indication that it is a percentage figure. The original numbers don't really warrant more than 2 decimal places. Another way of removing problems with ambiguity would be to write the equation as = 556.85 * 100 / 646.15 Then it doesn't matter if (100/646.15) is calculated first or the (556.85 * 100), either way the answer is about the same, hopefully exactly the same. Regards from Tom :)
Why not simply formatting the correct value as percentage? This way we have the indication that it is a percentage figure while having the correct relation for further calculations.
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