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Excel formula help
I am VERY new to spreadsheets! Is there a formula that will calculate the %
change in my investments from one entry to the next? In other words, if January's value of a stock is $10, and February's value is $12, and March's value is $6, can I get a cell that will show a 20% increase for Feb, and change to (50%) loss when I enter March's value? I hope this is clear! Thanks for any help! Susan |
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