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I want to show the difference between two values both in numerical terms and
percentage terms in a single cell preferably. I know I can create two separate columns but that will lead to a monster sheet that I am trying to avoid. Is there a function in Excel where you can add two (or more) values to the same cell and when a person scrolls over the cell - he/she has the option to choose which value to view - or something like that... |
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