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% of change when some numbers are negative
Try: =E2/ABS(C2)
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Bernard V Liengme
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"Sam Fowler" wrote in message
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I am using a spreadsheet to calculate a comparison of ytd results versus
last
ytd results. If one or both numbers are negative (as in the case of
profits)
I am having no luck at all in getting the correct % of improvement.
As an example: Cell C1 = (3,624.00) Prior YTD Profit
Cell D1 = (6,712.00) Current YTD Profit
Cell E1 = (3,088.00) (Additional Loss)
Cell F1 = 85.2% (A positive % Indicating an
Improvement)
Numbers in this spreadsheet May be negative for prior YTD, Positive for
Current YTD, vise versa, or Both May be negative.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Sam Fowler
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