percent_lost: Function to calculate the percentage lost between two values.
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View source: R/percentage_change.R
percent_lost R Documentation
Function to calculate the percentage lost between two values.
Description
Function to calculate the percentage lost between two values.
Usage
percent_lost(value, value_two, as_decimal = FALSE)
Arguments
value
Numeric vector of values.
value_two
Numeric vector of values.
as_decimal
Should the percentage be represented in a 0 to 1 scale?
Value
Numeric vector with length of value.
Author(s)
Stuart K. Grange
Examples
# Check the calculation, take 20 from 100
percent_lost(100, 80)
# Take 1693.2 from 33864
percent_lost(33864, 32170.8)
percent_lost(33864, 32170.8, as_decimal = TRUE)
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View source: R/percentage_change.R
| percent_lost | R Documentation |
Function to calculate the percentage lost between two values.
Description
Function to calculate the percentage lost between two values.
Usage
percent_lost(value, value_two, as_decimal = FALSE)
Arguments
value |
Numeric vector of values. |
value_two |
Numeric vector of values. |
as_decimal |
Should the percentage be represented in a 0 to 1 scale? |
Value
Numeric vector with length of value.
Author(s)
Stuart K. Grange
Examples
# Check the calculation, take 20 from 100
percent_lost(100, 80)
# Take 1693.2 from 33864
percent_lost(33864, 32170.8)
percent_lost(33864, 32170.8, as_decimal = TRUE)
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