GP % = divide([Sold Price]-[Sold cost],[Sold price]) Hope this helps. Regards,Ashish Mathurhttp://www.ashishmathur.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/excelenthusiasts/ Message 9 of 11 14,348 Views 3 Reply Anonymous Not applicable In response to Ashish_Mathur 02-14-2021 09:41...
The Excel function is simply =IRR(cell range). To continue our simple example from above, you would calculate IRR in Excel as: The formula entered in the last box would be =IRR(B1:B3) if the three values on the right were in cells B1 through B3. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. Disadvantage...
There are more values in the category that I have originally provided. I've updated the Excel to better represent the data set. The question is still the same, how to calculate the clients who had more than one service, such as GP and Nurse. Then it would be combinations of the ...
In the example I use psmelt and added a column to flag if a taxon is one of the top 5 taxa p.s. There is a one sample that's different between your two Excel sheets, but I think that's just because this is a subset of the full data. But in general, it is still good to ...
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GP % = divide([Sold Price]-[Sold cost],[Sold price]) Hope this helps. Regards,Ashish Mathurhttp://www.ashishmathur.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/excelenthusiasts/ Message 9 of 11 14,400 Views 3 Reply Anonymous Not applicable In response to Ashish_Mathur 02-14-2021 09:41...
GP % = divide([Sold Price]-[Sold cost],[Sold price]) Hope this helps. Regards,Ashish Mathurhttp://www.ashishmathur.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/excelenthusiasts/ Message 9 of 11 14,378 Views 3 Reply Anonymous Not applicable In response to Ashish_Mathur 02-14-2021 09:41...