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calculate the derivative (rate of change) of variables
Hello everyone:
Does anyone know how to calculate the derivative (rate of change) of different variables in Excel? For example, we have columns A, B, C A B C 5 4 6 the rate of change between column A&B is -20% ((4-5)/5) and the rate of change between column B&C is +50% ((6-4)/4). Can anyone please tell me what I should do to set up a sheet that calculate the rate of change for me, please?? Thanks very much!! fyon |
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