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Thank you soooo much.
One more question though, the formula works unless 1 of the numbers is 0, then I get a "#DIV/0!" in the cell. "Gary''s Student" wrote: If the first value is in A1 and the second is in B1 then =(B1-A1)/A1 (formatted as a %) is the percent difference. A positive value will mean a percent increase and a negative value will be a percent decrease -- Gary''s Student "Jana" wrote: I am trying to show the percentage difference between two numbers and also show the overage in red....Help! |
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=IF(A1<0,(B1-A1)/A1,NA())
-- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Jana" wrote in message ... Thank you soooo much. One more question though, the formula works unless 1 of the numbers is 0, then I get a "#DIV/0!" in the cell. "Gary''s Student" wrote: If the first value is in A1 and the second is in B1 then =(B1-A1)/A1 (formatted as a %) is the percent difference. A positive value will mean a percent increase and a negative value will be a percent decrease -- Gary''s Student "Jana" wrote: I am trying to show the percentage difference between two numbers and also show the overage in red....Help! |
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