VBA formatting

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I have the following bit of code which I need to be copied as a percentage, specifically cell BQ50. I figured adding a percentage sign after the cell (i.e. BQ50%) would do the trick but it's not working properly.

Any thoughts?

.Range("p" & lMaxRows + 1).Formula = "=concatenate('" & LastSheet & "'!BQ50 & char(10) & '" & LastSheet & "'!BO51)"
 

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Unfortunately that's not working. I'm getting a really long decimal still where that field is populating on my summary sheet.
 
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