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Hi everyone

 

I need a formula to multiply a figure by 85% then add on 20%.

 

I have the first half which is as follows:

=A1*85/100

 

How do I then add 20%?

 

It's probably so simple but i've given up - probably over analysing and i'm no genius with Excel no

 

Thanks in advance



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=(a1*.85)+(a1*.85*.2)

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Sorry, very brief answer first time as I was in the middle of something.

Hope that was the sort of thing that you wre looking for.

kind regards,

Shaun.

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Sean, you are an ABSOLUTE star... thank you so much

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