[Misc] Numerical Help

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Saunders

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Oct 1, 2017

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• Feb 3, 2019

• #21

Just be prepared to back it up under close questioning.

 

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Harry Wilson's Tackle

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• Feb 3, 2019

• #22

This isn't a numerical question. It is a linguistic question.

Unless of course it was only a fiver.

 

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The Optimist

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• Feb 3, 2019

• #23

Perkino said:

My biggest concern was that it could be read as I've only saved the company £35.

Should I write £35,000 to £40,000?

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Yes £35-40,000 does technically read as £35 all the way to £40,000. However I’m sure that it’s obvious what you actually mean.

The other way you could write it is £35k to £40k.

 

Dr. No

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• Feb 3, 2019

• #24

Perkino said:

"...has brought an annual saving of £35-40,000" I'm completing an application letter and wish to know is this the correct way to boast about my financial impact in my current role.

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Tom Hark said:

Where's [MENTION=34942]Dr. No[/MENTION] when you need him?

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No.