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karibug

variance %
 

I am trying to calculate the %variance between MTD actual and MTD
target. I can't seem to find it in my excel book or in the help
facility. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you! :)


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Paul Mathews

variance %
 
You may need to invoke the Analysis ToolPak to get the "Var" statistical
function. Click on ToolsAdd-ins, then check the "Analysis ToolPak" item.
Close the Add-ins dialogue, click the "fx" function key to see all your Excel
functions, then find "Var" under "Statistical".

"karibug" wrote:


I am trying to calculate the %variance between MTD actual and MTD
target. I can't seem to find it in my excel book or in the help
facility. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you! :)


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karibug
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karibug

variance %
 

I have tried the var formula, but this doesn't seem to be giving me the
correct data. I want to find the % variance between the MTD actual
calls and the target calls so that I can see what percentage we are
away from the target. is this possible? thank you again!


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Paul Mathews

variance %
 
Oh sorry, I misunderstood. It sounds like you're just looking for something
like:

(MTD Actual - MTD Target)/MTD Target

expressed as a percentage. So, for example, if you actually had 20 calls
and your target was 25, you were 20% short of target:

(20 - 25)/25 = -20%

Is that what you were after?

"karibug" wrote:


I have tried the var formula, but this doesn't seem to be giving me the
correct data. I want to find the % variance between the MTD actual
calls and the target calls so that I can see what percentage we are
away from the target. is this possible? thank you again!


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Jerry W. Lewis

variance %
 
VAR and the other functions in the Statistical category are native worksheet
functions that do not require Analysis ToolPak.

Jerry

"Paul Mathews" wrote:

You may need to invoke the Analysis ToolPak to get the "Var" statistical
function. Click on ToolsAdd-ins, then check the "Analysis ToolPak" item.
Close the Add-ins dialogue, click the "fx" function key to see all your Excel
functions, then find "Var" under "Statistical".


Paul Mathews

variance %
 
Thanks Jerry, I wasn't completely sure if they were or weren't part of the
ToolPak.

"Jerry W. Lewis" wrote:

VAR and the other functions in the Statistical category are native worksheet
functions that do not require Analysis ToolPak.

Jerry

"Paul Mathews" wrote:

You may need to invoke the Analysis ToolPak to get the "Var" statistical
function. Click on ToolsAdd-ins, then check the "Analysis ToolPak" item.
Close the Add-ins dialogue, click the "fx" function key to see all your Excel
functions, then find "Var" under "Statistical".



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