Percent Change with Periods Calculator
Calculates percent change from old value to new value with number of periods.
Formula: old * ( 1 + pctCh / 100)^max(1, pd)
old: The old value.
PctCh (Δ%): The percent change per period.
pd (n): The number of periods.
Example 1
If a 50,000 annual salary increases 2% per year, what will it be in 5 years?
| Value | Key | Display | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50000 | old | 50,000 | Stores the old value. |
| 2 | Δ% | 2.00 | Stores the Δ% value. |
| 5 | n | 5.00 | Sores the number of periods. |
| new | 55,204.04 | Calculates the new value. |
Example 2
What is the percent change per period from example 1 if the new value is 57,000?
These keystrokes assume the values from example 1.
| Value | Keys | Display | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 57000 | new | 57,000.00 | Stores the new value. |
| Δ% | 2.66 | Calculates the Δ%. |