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I need a formula!

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Hi,

 

I need to calculate something but I have no idea what formula I could use. Let's say my forecasted expenditures are of 200 000$ and my current forecast is of 204 000$. I need a formula that's going to tell me in percentage if my current forecast is within 5% of my forecasted expenditures (so 190 000$ and 210 000$). In this case, the percentage should be 2% but I have no idea what formula I could use to achieve that.

 

Thanks in advance for the help! 

 

Emilie

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@Emilie21 Perhaps like in the picture below:

Screenshot 2020-12-08 at 15.52.27.png

FALSE means not more than 2% off

TRUE means more than 2% off

@Riny_van_Eekelen I already have something similar that I'm using but I really need to show it in percentage, for example, for 204 000$ it has to show 2% and for the 205 000$ it has to show 2,5%. Also, the percentage doesn't need to stay in between -5% and 5%.

 

Emilie

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@Emilie21 That would be =B1/A1-1, formatted as a percentage.

Screenshot 2020-12-08 at 17.16.48.png'

Or perhaps I don't follow.

Thanks a lot! I hadn't seen it that way but it worked! :)

@Emilie21 Glad it worked out!

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best response confirmed by Emilie21 (Copper Contributor)
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@Emilie21 That would be =B1/A1-1, formatted as a percentage.

Screenshot 2020-12-08 at 17.16.48.png'

Or perhaps I don't follow.

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