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TotallyNotMI 07/26/19 10:39:03 AM #4:	Okay, follow up question. When I concatenate it loses the formating of the percentage so it is displaying as: 18 (0.0440097799511002) Formula I used to concatenate: =E21&" ("&F21&")" Is there a better formula to use to keep the percentage formatting? --- I'm not sure who this MI guy is but he sounds sexy. <cite>TotallyNotMI posted [p:925208786] in Excel Ques... [t:77891086]...</cite> <quote>Okay, follow up question. When I concatenate it loses the formating of the percentage so it is displaying as: 18 (0.0440097799511002) Formula I used to concatenate: =E21&" ("&F21&")" Is there a better formula to use to keep the percentage formatting? --- I'm not sure who this MI guy is but he sounds sexy.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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