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To calculate the percentage change between two months, you can use the following formula:
Let's say your old value is in cell A1 and your new value is in cell B1. You can enter the formula in cell C1 and then format the cell as a percentage. The result will be the percentage change between the two values. To show the result as either a plus or minus, you can use conditional formatting. Here are the steps:
Now, any negative percentage changes will be highlighted in red and any positive percentage changes will be highlighted in green. I hope that helps!
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