About the Percentage Difference
Percentage difference is useful when comparing two values without designating one as the original value.
The denominator is the average of the absolute values of the two inputs.
Compare two values using percentage difference based on the average of their magnitudes.
Percentage difference is useful when comparing two values without designating one as the original value.
The denominator is the average of the absolute values of the two inputs.
| Value A | 100 |
| Value B | 120 |
| Absolute Difference | 20 |
| Average Magnitude | 110 |
| Percentage Difference | 18.18% |
The percentage difference is 18.18%.
Try this example →Take the absolute difference between the values, divide by their average magnitude, then multiply by 100.
Yes. Swapping the two values gives the same result.