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A similar question was asked about a year ago, but I didn't quite get the
answer I needed. I have a statistical spreadsheet. What I'm trying to do is show the percentage increase/decrease of incidents in comparison to the previous year. Eg: A1= 31(this years numbers) B1=47(last years numbers) in C1 I want to display either -#% or +#% (depending on if the numbers have increased or decreased compared to the previous year) Someone gave the formula =(A1/B1)/A1 but I don't think that's quite right. |
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