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Calculating year-over-year growth - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel for Finance: Building a Three-Statement Operating Model
Calculating year-over-year growth
- [Instructor] Okay, so now let's take this one step further. We've aggregated our data on an annual basis, which is great, but we don't have much analysis. We need to know the change in periods, especially as it relates to building out our forecast. Please calculate, please calculate. So let's go ahead and lay that out now. Again, the beauty of vertical modeling, let's just grab our columns. We're going to grab four columns here, not five, because we can't compare 2026 to 2025 'cause we don't have it. Nonetheless, we can grab the columns and just change a few things around. So we've got four columns here, Ctrl C. Let's go over to where we've got some blank space. Highlight our column with Ctrl Space Bar. Go over four more columns, then Ctrl V. All I'm going to be doing here is changing the header, 'cause this is now year over year growth. We're working on analysis now that we have the aggregation. So the first…
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Foundation of a good forecast7m 34s
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Build the annual income statement5m 53s
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Build the annual balance sheet4m 29s
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Calculating year-over-year growth4m 39s
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Forecasting the revenue6m 55s
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Forecasting the cost of goods sold6m 17s
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Forecasting the variable expenses6m 30s
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Forecasting the fixed expenses4m 8s
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Forecasting the headcount5m 30s
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Headcount in outer years5m 59s
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Forecast the income tax expense2m 41s
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