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What is the formula for showing the difference as a % between 2 values, i.e.
Value 1 : April 2007 Spend is £2,404.65 Value 2 : April 2008 Spend is (minus) -£433.00 I'm using Windows XP Professional & Office 2003. Can anyone help me? |
excel formula
On Apr 30, 3:23 pm, Tankman wrote:
What is the formula for showing the difference as a % between 2 values, i.e. Value 1 : April 2007 Spend is £2,404.65 Value 2 : April 2008 Spend is (minus) -£433.00 I'm using Windows XP Professional & Office 2003. Can anyone help me? The only trick is getting the sign correct, otherwise this is just a math question. I believe this is the answer. =(Value2-Value1)/ABS(Value1) And you either need to format the cell as percent or add *100 to the formula. I suppose you might want a percent of the 2nd figure in some situations. =(Value2-Value1)/ABS(Value2) |
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