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How to calculate percentage in Excel. Learn how to show data effectively for reports for example when calculating percentage change (percent increase or decrease) from Actual to Budget or this year to previous year. Learn the correct Excel percentage formula to apply.

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‍ What You'll Learn:
▪️ Percentage Formula: Master the simple formula for calculating percentage change - a crucial skill for report analysis.
▪️ Percentage Increase/Decrease: Understand how to adjust prices or values in Excel with percentage increase or decrease.
▪️ Practical Examples: Follow along with clear examples, including actual sales data and budget comparisons.
▪️ Excel Tips: Get handy tips on correctly inputting and formatting percentages in Excel to avoid common mistakes.

Also learn how to calculate the final amount after a percent increase or percent decrease. For example if you have a 10% price increase - what is your final value?
You also need to be careful when inputting percentages in Excel. I show you different methods on how to do this properly.

This math percentage tutorial applies to calculating percentage change in all versions of Excel and also outside of Excel.

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