Multiply cell entry by 1.15 /within/ the cell?

would anyone mind just helping me figure out how i put a value in a cell and have it show up with an additional 15% markup? i am searching percent and i am getting help docs explaining how to enter percentages.
i /tried/ clicking on Numeric > PRODUCT and i get an entry that says "=PRODUCT(num-value, num-value) and i then tried changing the second num-value to "1.1.5" [i.e. "=PRODUCT(num-value,1.15"] but i get a red arrow stating "you must specify a number value for all arguments" and i am guessing that it wants to see a value in the first num-value.
is there a way to set this up so i can ENTER a number in the cell and have numbers bump it up 15%? i don't want to have a separate column for the 15% markup and it seems like there should be a way to have numbers do this in the cell. this way if i want to see the original number that was entered i can just click in the cell but the number that is visible is the value with the markup.
is there a better search term i should use in the help menu for this or maybe it is a different function?
THANKS

HW,
Numbers has never supported the operation you want. A cell can contain either:
1) a formula OR
2) a value (or text)
You may make a feature suggestion to Apple using the menu item "Numbers > Provide Numbers Feedback".
if you want to inflate a cell by 15% then you can create a new column and enter the formula as needed.
e.g.:
Column B contains values I want to inflate by 15%. Column C has the formulas to perform this operation:
C1=B1×1.15
select C1, copy, select the column header ("C"), paste
If you want you can hide column C even while referencing it OR, you cam select column C, then copy, then just paste the values back over column using the menu item "Edit > Paste Formula Results"

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I realize this was a round about and lengthy explanation - hopefully it served some purpose and helped to explain some of the mysteries of cell factories.
http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/api/javafx/scene/control/Cell.html
http://www.javafxdata.org
http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/ui_controls/list-view.htm

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