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That works when the total of the numbers was 50. I assume you used some kind of formula to arrive at the E:F columns and then it is as easy as multiplying them by 100.
When the sum of the numbers varies you would use a formula like the following in I2 =100*B2/Sum($B2:$D2) You can then copy that formula across and down to build the table.
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Thanks my bro
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