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question on referencing forumulas

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  • October 26, 2013 at 5:11 pm #143787
    ngswr
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    Do we have to reference the formulas in our excel spreadsheet? For example if we calculate gp margin, do we need to reference the how we learn the gp margin formula? e.g bpp textbook teaches gp margin=gp/rev. I’m not talking about referencing the financial statements, that has been referenced already. What about the formula?

    October 26, 2013 at 9:21 pm #143800
    hammadahmedqureshi
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    @ngswr

    Yes you need to provide measurement basis in appendices containing:

    – Formula,
    – Basis of measurement (%, ratio, days etc)
    – Ratios

    Thank You.

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