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John Smith2021-04-09 21:05:21
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John Smith, 2021-04-09 21:05:21

Formatting percentages in Excel so that the % symbol is to the right?

I don’t know much about formatting numbers in Excel, it’s enough for life, but then a Wishlist appeared, which I couldn’t solve by typing on the basis of basic knowledge. Google doesn’t really help either, no matter how I formulate the query, it displays the alignment of numbers by decimal point, but I need a little something else: so that the% symbol is to the right of the numbers, as in the picture below:

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Tell me, how can I implement this?

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Grigory Boev, 2021-04-09
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You have mixed data in one column, which is not buzzing . And if you still want to, then yes, you need to take VBA , analyze the format of the source.
If it's just a number, add a space to the right, i.e. format
0" "
, and if there is a percentage format, then the percent sign, because just the percentage format multiplies by 100, i.e.
0"%"

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