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How do you calculate the percentage of Improvement when the start value and
the new value are both negative? For example if in 2003 we had -$15,000 and in 2004 we had -$8,000 how can I calculate the percentage of improvement? What formula do I use? Because the formul |
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A1: -15000 A2: -8000 A3: =A2/A1-1 == -47% (formatted as a percentage) IOW, you reduced your deficit by 47%. In article , "Jason" wrote: How do you calculate the percentage of Improvement when the start value and the new value are both negative? For example if in 2003 we had -$15,000 and in 2004 we had -$8,000 how can I calculate the percentage of improvement? What formula do I use? Because the formul |
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