AT Museum manager Joe EarthTone Harold did an informal social media survey of hikers earlier this year, to learn about the sources of trail names on the Appalachian. Of 223 respondents, 77% said they had a trail name. Of these, 80% had been given their name and 20% chose their own.
When creating a formula that should return a percentage value, you will need to format the field correctly to get the % sign to properly show. Right-click on the field in question, select Format Field. Click the Display Currency Symbol checkbox. Click the Customize button. Click the Currency Symbol tab.
CR.NET and Formatting Percentages. I just discovered a new trick for getting Crystal Reports.NET to automatically format a number as a percentage. For example, let's say you have a number 55.99 and you want it to be printed as 55.99%. What I have done in the past is convert the number to a string and concatenate the '%' character to the end.