Enter the first price (cost) (a):
Enter the second price (cost) (b):
Calculation results:
The percentage difference for the second price (cost) (b) relative to the first price (cost) (a) is:
0.00%
The percentage difference for the first price (cost) (a) relative to the second price (cost) (b) is:
0.00%
Price difference b — a =
0.00$
How to determine the percentage difference between two prices for an item?
It can be determined using a simple formula:
The difference relative to the first cost (a) is:
c = (b-a) / a * 100, where
- c- percentage difference
- a — first cost (price)
- b — second cost (price)
This difference denotes by what percentage the second value (b) is more (or less, if the sign is «-«) relative to the first value (a).
The difference relative to the second cost (b) is:
c = (a-b) / b * 100, where
- c- percentage difference
- a — first cost (price)
- b — second cost (price)
This difference denotes by what percentage the first value (a) is more (or less, if the sign is «-«) relative to the second value (b).
