It does not multiply the cell by anything. The cell just appears in percentage format, but the value is not changed. It may appear to be multiplied by 100, but that is only because 1 = 100%.
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percent style button
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It will show the number as a percentage. If you have 5 in a cell and format it to Percent Style it would show as 500%. If you had 0.73 in a cell and formatted it to Percent Style it would show as 73%.
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Percent style or percent formatting changes the number show to a percentage style. It is one of the number formats available in Excel. Any number you type in will be taken as its percentage format, with the % sign being put in automatically.
yes, but button them down low.
For Excel yes it is.
There is no currency style button. You can navigate to the format currency style option like this:Ribbon = HOME | Item = Format | Menu = Format Cells | Tab = Number | Category = Currency
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(Home tab | Number group)