Notice that we didn’t copy the percentage formula when we started this last copying effort. If we had copied a SUM formula, it would have added the four percentages. We don’t want the sum of the percentages. We want a percentage of just the Monthly Totals. So, we need to copy this percentage separately. Now, copy the percentage formula in cell F21 to cell G21. Now put a $ in cells G6 through G19 if you need to, and a % in G21. Your spreadsheet column G should look something like the image on the right
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Microsoft Excel 2003: Copying Percentage Formula
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