S soler Jan 8, 2008 #1 Guys, I'm not efficient in excel so can u help me out please. on my spreadsheet I want to create a column which has % change. how do I write it? take my change divided by last? obviously I need to see % up and % down. thx
Guys, I'm not efficient in excel so can u help me out please. on my spreadsheet I want to create a column which has % change. how do I write it? take my change divided by last? obviously I need to see % up and % down. thx
P ProfitTakgFool Jan 8, 2008 #4 This gives you the decimal. Multiply by 100 to get the whole number. Or, a formula that works for any time period: (((To/From) ^(1/n)) -1 ) * 100, where, To is your ending value. From is your beginning value n is your period, could be a day, month, year, etc... Quote from covered_call: Change divided by first (initial price - last price) / initial price More...
This gives you the decimal. Multiply by 100 to get the whole number. Or, a formula that works for any time period: (((To/From) ^(1/n)) -1 ) * 100, where, To is your ending value. From is your beginning value n is your period, could be a day, month, year, etc... Quote from covered_call: Change divided by first (initial price - last price) / initial price More...
dtrader98 Jan 8, 2008 #5 fastest method. Just do =(col A/ col B) -1 and then click format, percentage. Same as earlier formula, faster easier entry.
fastest method. Just do =(col A/ col B) -1 and then click format, percentage. Same as earlier formula, faster easier entry.
P ProfitTakgFool Jan 8, 2008 #6 Here's an example. The first image is the input, the next post will be the formulas. The daily return is your average profit per day and the total return is self explanitory. Attachments input.jpg input.jpg 15 KB · Views: 89
Here's an example. The first image is the input, the next post will be the formulas. The daily return is your average profit per day and the total return is self explanitory.
P ProfitTakgFool Jan 8, 2008 #8 These are the formulas. Attachments formulas.jpg formulas.jpg 17 KB · Views: 82