Quick reminder on how to work out the variance plz
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Ok well title says it all really but here it goes as to how i think variance should be calculated but im not so sure so a reasurance off somebody would be very appreciated indeed.
Old(i.e last years figure) - New(this years figure)
old-new divided by old and then multiply by 100 = the variance
am i correct in the above statement, plz let me know anyone, thank you in advance.
Andrew
Old(i.e last years figure) - New(this years figure)
old-new divided by old and then multiply by 100 = the variance
am i correct in the above statement, plz let me know anyone, thank you in advance.
Andrew
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Re:Quick reminder on how to work out the variance plz
Yeah that is it.
Regards
Dean0 -
Re:Quick reminder on how to work out the variance plz
Thanks for your reply, just thought it was better to be sure just in case, thanks again and kindest regards,
Andrew0 -
Re:Quick reminder on how to work out the variance plz
Just out of interest, what is this "variance"?0 -
Re:Quick reminder on how to work out the variance plz
Year on year comparison
Regards
Dean0
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