Hello, I can calculate margins for multiple rows using the following formula for Net Income / Revenue.
B=B.NI/B.REV,C=C.NI/C.REV,D=D.NI/D.REV,E=E.NI/E.REV,F=F.NI/F.REV,G=G.NI/G.REV,H=H.NI/H.REV,I=I.NI/I.REV,J=J.NI/J.REV,K=K.NI/K.REV,L=L.NI/L.REV,M=M.NI/M.REV,N=N.NI/N.REV |
However, if i want to calculate multiple rows say (NI + Interest) / Revenue. What is the correct syntax, using the same formula structure? I'm fine for 1 column using (@A+@B)/@C but not sure what the correct syntax is if i have to use the B=B. and C=C. syntax.
Your advice is very much appreciated. Great forum!
Thanks
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Worked perfectly, thank you very much. Non-printing rows are a great tool.
Hi,
I think you can add the first formula in one row (NI + Interest) as non printing row and use that row / Revenue. Have you tried this way.
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