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	How to calculate percentage change		2007-08-03
		From Galland: I am working on graphs and I need to find the percentage of increase from one figure to another. How do I do that? For instance staff hours for 2006 were 28011 and for 2007 were 31230. How do I find the percentage of increase? Answered by Stephen La Rocque.
	Percentage reduction		2016-01-30
		From Kuuku: The daily production targets in 2000 was 60,000 units this declined to 48,000 units in 2001 but was projected that further 300units reduction would be experienced in 2002. Calculate the percentage reduction by 2002. Answered by Penny Nom.
	A price increase and a consumption decrease		2014-08-16
		From sujan: If the price of petrol increases by 25% and Rajesh intends to spend only 15% more on petrol then by how much % should he reduce the quantity of petrol he buys? Answered by Penny Nom.
	Increasing and decreasing sales		2013-03-06
		From Meghan: Pace Design's sales increased by 30% in the first year, increased by 60% in the second year, decreased by 60% in the third year and increased by 90% in the fourth year. What was the cumulative change in sales over the 4 years? Answered by Penny Nom.
	Percentage decrease		2009-08-04
		From Bill: How to calculate the Percentage Increase or Decrease of a $ value. Example - Site Spend for 01-01-2008 thru 07-31-08 was $ 3,465,660 Site Spend, 2009 YTD as of 07-31-09, was $ 1,673,405 Site Spend down what % between these two amounts ? Answered by Penny Nom.
	Percentage increase		2009-01-19
		From Destiny: In 1990 there were 25 springs in the park. This year there are 35 springs in the park. What is the percent increase? Answered by Penny.
	Percentage change		2007-08-13
		From Karen: I need a formula for calculating percentages in Excel. For example, we = sold 4 units of an item one month, and 105 units the next. I need a = formula to calculate the percentage increase in sales units. Also, if = 5251 were sold one month and 651 the next, what is the formula for = calculating the percentage difference? Please help, thank you. Answered by Penny Nom.
	Percentage increase and decrease		2007-06-13
		From Anna: I just want to if the following formula is used for the computation of a PERCENTAGE DECREASE: Old Value - New Value/ Old Value x 100% My immediate superior is under the impression that the said formula works ONLY for the computation of a percentage INCREASE. He believes that the formula for a percentage DECREASE: Old Value - New Value/ NEW Value x 100% On this score, I want to know the correct formula for the computation of percentage decrease. Thank you so much. Answered by Penny Nom.
	Percentage change		2007-05-01
		From katie: i no many people have asked about this but im still unsure what is percentage change i have my ks3 tomoro so please reply asap thankz Answered by Penny Nom.
	Plotting percentage change		2006-10-11
		From Beckie: I have worked out a set of percentage differences which are all percentage decrease. Should i express them as a negative percentage as -20%? I also need to plot them on a graph and am not sure whether to just use the percentage difference as it is, in which case i get a positive gradient, or include a negative axis and plot them in this way, in which case i would get a negative gradient. I think the slope of the curve will be the same either way so it might not matter! Answered by Penny.
	Is this percentage change or percentage increase?		2005-08-15
		From Betty: When calculating a percentage, if the formula is A(new) - B(old)/A(new) Is this percentage change or percentage increase? Answered by Penny Nom.
	Percentage decrease in sales		2003-07-31
		From Linda: If I had sales in January of 2002 that were $42,493.73 and sales that were $37,281.59.Ý The difference is $5374.50.Ý What is the percentage of decrease in sales? Answered by Penny Nom.
	Percentage decrease		2003-02-20
		From Hope: What number decreased by 331/3% is 30? Answered by Penny Nom.
	Percentage		2002-07-20
		From Sally: If 20% of 100 is 80, then why is the percentage difference between 80 and 100 25%. Answered by Penny Nom.

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