Property tax was the first tax levied in the state of Washington and its collection accounts for about 30% of Washingtonâs total state and local revenue. It continues to be the most important revenue source for public schools, fire protection, libraries, parks and recreation, and other special-purpose districts.
Using the Name tool, you can define a constant, such as a tax rate, that you frequently use in Excel formulas. Go to Insert | Name | Define and type a nameTaxRate, for example. In the Refers to area, type the constant value and click on OK. For a 7 percent tax rate, you would enter 0.07. Now you can write a formula like =SalePrice*TaxRate and Excel will use the constant value you defined for TaxRate.
Well there ( of course) is a great simple way to do it in Excel. 1  Select the range of cells you want to work with or if you want to delete all non formula value cells select any cell you want. 2  Home. 3  Editing. Find and Select, Go to Special- which brings up the Go To Special dialog box.  Select Constants- Numbers.