Sep 8th, 2006
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You can hide the Division by Zero errors with a basic conditional formula, which would improve the initial look of the sheet.
[...] typical spreadsheet route. The spreadsheet is am using is based on the template available over at moneyunder30.com. It’s a basic month over month tracking spreadsheet that can be customized to reflect your [...]
Thanks for this. It’s a good starting point so I don’t have to make mine from scratch. The formatting is pretty!
One gripe, though:
The way you calculated percentage change is very odd. Your formula is 100%-(old value/new value), which gives the percentage change relative to the new value instead of relative to the the old value. A more natural formula would be (new value/old value) – 100%.
Your formula calls a change from $100 to $200 a “50% change”, while most people understand it to be a 100% increase.