using the TEXT function

richard oldcorn

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My problem is with the formula

="Maximum addition to interest rate which could occur i.e. "&TEXT((B9+B10),"0%")

If B9 = 4.5% and B10 =5%, how to I get the formula below to show

Maximum addition to interest rate which could occur i.e. 9.5%"), it keeps rounding up to 10 %.

Thanks and regards,
 

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="Maximum addition to interest rate which could occur i.e. "&TEXT((B9+B10),"0.0%")

Last bit - format as "0.0%"

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Regards,

Mike
 
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