How to Calculate Percentage in Google Sheets

Learn to calculate percentages in Google Sheets swiftly with our 20-second tutorial! Perfect for beginners or anyone in need of a quick refresher, this video demonstrates the straightforward formula and steps required to perform percentage calculations efficiently in Google Sheets.

Whether you're tallying up expenses, analyzing data, or just brushing up on your Google Sheets skills, this concise tutorial gets straight to the point, showing you exactly what you need to know without any fluff. Discover how to quickly find the percentage of a total, calculate percentage change, or determine discounts and markups with ease.

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[tharumaravi]

Which software did you use to make this screenrecording look so dynamic

[yb]

Very straight forward and Clear. Could you please show the formula for getting a total based on subtracting a percentage? For example - If Column B has an item price, and I want Column D to show the total subtracting the 3% credit card fee. How would I do that? Would love if you can also show us how do that with variable amounts, based on the info in Column C, but that is far more complicated, I suspect. For example - If Column C says the payment method was Credit Card, then it would subtract the 3% fee in Column D. If Column C says the payment method was Cash, then it would show the full amount in Column D. If Column C says the payment method was ACH, then it would subtract just a 1% fee in Column D.

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[Makiaveliiste]

Hello, thank you for the video. Can you make a video or tell me a formula to calculate the percentage increase/decrease between 2 values ? For example, a formula that could calculate the percentage increase between 1593 and 1625?
Thank you

[chadzombiehunter]

Thanks you so much for making a great video

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[jaxjax]

Yeah but what if first one is the same as 2nd row. its not 100% jackass