Simple VBA query

jonny1984

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  1. 2016
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Hi

I have a very simple query for something I am trying to do in Excel using VBA and hoping someone can help

In a spreadsheet lets say I have the following values in cells B5:B10

A B

5 4
6 9
7 5
8 6
9 11
10 5


I am looking for code that would define a percentage and then multiply each cell by a given percentage. For example lets say I had three percentage values ... 5%, 10%, 20%

I want to define those at the beginning of my code, and then say do

Cell B5 should be the value * percentage_2 (in this case 10%)
Cell B6 should be the value * percentage_3 (in this case 20%)
Cell B7 should be the value * percentage_1 (in this case 5%)

I'd like to define the Percentages at the start so that I can change those percentages and the code will run with new percentgae values .. but keeping the individual cells multiplied by the "correct percentage (eg "percentage_2")


I'm not sure I've explained that well !! Hopefully someone can see / understand what im trying to do !!

Thanks in advance,
JOnny
 

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This is what the basic code should look like
Code:
Sub MulInp()
    Per1 = InputBox("Enter the first percentage", "PERCENTAGE 1")
    per2 = InputBox("Enter the Second percentage", "PERCENTAGE 2")
    per3 = InputBox("Enter the Third percentage", "PERCENTAGE 3")
    
    Range("B5").Value = Range("B5").Value * per2 / 100
    Range("B6").Value = Range("B6").Value * per3 / 100
    Range("B7").Value = Range("B7").Value * per2 / 100
End Sub

in entering the percentages, just enter 20 and not 20% for example, the % part is taken care of by the "/100"
 
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