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  bob8294 | July 18, 2008 | reply
  Isn't the definition of "percent" a number over 100?
  If so, then how would you manage to get 311%?
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  Silver Mirror | July 18, 2008 | reply
  Percents can go as high as they need to in cases like these. Getting a 100% sales means you got as many sales as what your basing your statistics off. 200% means you got double, 300% triple. See where I'm coming from?
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  Koloth | July 18, 2008 | reply
  Exactly. Basically say you project sales at 100 consoles and that's your target. Hitting your target would be 100%. But if instead you sell 150 then your sales were 150% of projected. Or another way of looking at it say you compare sales to the previous month. Last month you sold 100 and this month you sold 300. Well you had a 300% increase.
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    Red 9 | July 18, 2008 | reply
    Take the original number, multiply by 3.00 (300%), then add the result onto the original number, and you have the final result; the amount they sold.
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  Marshal Loss | July 18, 2008 | reply
  Lol Koloth, excelling yourself as always.
  
  This is hardly a surprise though