what is wrong in my formula working fine on excel?
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Smartsheet reads percentages as a portion of a whole, so 1 = 100%, 0.50 = 50%, so on and so forth. This means that you would need to use 0.80 instead of 80.
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Are you getting an error or an unexpected number?
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@Paul Newcome getting an unexpected number
It must be 2 but the answer I am getting is Zero, no matter to what percentage I change the answer is the same.
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Keyword is percentage. Did you try .80 instead of 80?
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Smartsheet reads percentages as a portion of a whole, so 1 = 100%, 0.50 = 50%, so on and so forth. This means that you would need to use 0.80 instead of 80.
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@Michael Culley and @Paul Newcome It's working, thanks a lot.
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