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Hi Everyone
I have this data: <Actuals <Budget <Variance <As % 100 200 100 -50% (ie 50% below budget) 100 100 0 0% 200 100 -100 100% (100% above budget) 100 0 -100 100% 0 100 100 -100% 200 100 -100 100% Is there one formula I can use to calculate the % variation which will accept zero as an Actual, a Budget, or even both being zero? (And of course also if Actual and/or Budget is negative too). Hope my logic is correct too! (I saw some solutions a while back by John C (johnc@stateofdenial) a while back in the archives but it didn't cover cases with zero). Many thanks! |
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