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oceansapart · 2007-04-15 13:24:25

I can't get my head around this despite how easy it should be. :confused: If a business made 1500 sales last month and 2500 sales this month how do I figure out the percentage increase

15-04-2007 1:24pm

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I can't get my head around this despite how easy it should be.

If a business made 1500 sales last month and 2500 sales this month how do I figure out the percentage increase

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#2 15-04-2007 1:45pm

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oceansapart wrote:

I can't get my head around this despite how easy it should be.

If a business made 1500 sales last month and 2500 sales this month how do I figure out the percentage increase

The Formula is: (Increase in Sales / Last Month's Sales) *100

So, (1000 / 1500) * 100 = 66.66%

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