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klhering

Need formula to figure out percentage of change for 5 years
 
I have an excel project that lists student hours for 5 seperate years then I
have an average column, my problem now is that I need to add a column with a
5 year percentage change. Does anyone know what formula I could use for this?

Thanks

tim m

Need formula to figure out percentage of change for 5 years
 
Can you elaborate a bit? you have 5 cells with student hours, 1 for each
year. you have a cell with the average of these cells. What are you wanting
to compare to get the percentage? the average divided by?

"klhering" wrote:

I have an excel project that lists student hours for 5 seperate years then I
have an average column, my problem now is that I need to add a column with a
5 year percentage change. Does anyone know what formula I could use for this?

Thanks


Fred Smith

Need formula to figure out percentage of change for 5 years
 
If you just want the total change over the 5 years, it's:

(EndingHours - StartingHours) / StartingHours

So I don't understand what the separate column is for, because you would have
only one number as a result. Are you sure they are not asking for the change
from each year to year?

--
Regards,
Fred


"klhering" wrote in message
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I have an excel project that lists student hours for 5 seperate years then I
have an average column, my problem now is that I need to add a column with a
5 year percentage change. Does anyone know what formula I could use for this?

Thanks




klhering

Need formula to figure out percentage of change for 5 years
 
Fred-thanks for the help--yes I just want the total change over the 5
years--so do you think I should use my average of the 5 years as my ending
hours and the first year listed as my starting hours?

Thanks
K.Hering

"Fred Smith" wrote:

If you just want the total change over the 5 years, it's:

(EndingHours - StartingHours) / StartingHours

So I don't understand what the separate column is for, because you would have
only one number as a result. Are you sure they are not asking for the change
from each year to year?

--
Regards,
Fred


"klhering" wrote in message
...
I have an excel project that lists student hours for 5 seperate years then I
have an average column, my problem now is that I need to add a column with a
5 year percentage change. Does anyone know what formula I could use for this?

Thanks






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