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# PCT

The *PCT* function is used to perform percentage calculations by converting a numeric value into its percentage equivalent. It is commonly used in financial and business calculations to apply percentage-based increases, decreases, or adjustments to measures and values.

#### Syntax

```javascript
PCT(value)
```

#### Arguments

* `value`: The percentage value in numeric format.

#### Return value

Returns the percentage equivalent of the specified value.

#### Example

```javascript
SALES + PCT(10)
```

In this example, the PCT function converts 10 into 10% and adds it to the *SALES* value. The formula returns the current sales value plus 10% of sales.


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