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I am using this formula to show a change is values. How can I get it to show
this as a percentage change?

=(VLOOKUP($O3,Import!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)-(VLOOKUP($O3,'Old
Import'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)))

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=(VLOOKUP($O3,Import!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)-(VLOOKUP($O3,'Old
Import'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)))/VLOOKUP($O3,'Old
Import'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)

Assuming the correct values are being looked up, this should do it.

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"Doug" wrote:

I am using this formula to show a change is values. How can I get it to show
this as a percentage change?

=(VLOOKUP($O3,Import!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)-(VLOOKUP($O3,'Old
Import'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)))

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=(VLOOKUP($O3,Import!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)/(VLOOKUP($O3,'OldImport'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)))-1

I tried yours and this one also and it only returns N/A.
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=(VLOOKUP($O3,Import!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)-(VLOOKUP($O3,'Old
Import'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)))/VLOOKUP($O3,'Old
Import'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)

Assuming the correct values are being looked up, this should do it.

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PJ
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"Doug" wrote:

I am using this formula to show a change is values. How can I get it to show
this as a percentage change?

=(VLOOKUP($O3,Import!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)-(VLOOKUP($O3,'Old
Import'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)))

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I finally got it to work.
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=(VLOOKUP($O3,Import!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)-(VLOOKUP($O3,'Old
Import'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)))/VLOOKUP($O3,'Old
Import'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)

Assuming the correct values are being looked up, this should do it.

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Regards,

PJ
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"Doug" wrote:

I am using this formula to show a change is values. How can I get it to show
this as a percentage change?

=(VLOOKUP($O3,Import!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)-(VLOOKUP($O3,'Old
Import'!$Q:$BV,13,FALSE)))

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Thank you!

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