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    The document contains formulas to calculate differences in sales and profit over time periods and against parameters. It uses datediff to calculate months between a date and type of day, a formula to get the sum of sales for the current and previous period to calculate difference, and IF statements to label profit as High or Low based on sums and a threshold parameter.

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    The document contains formulas to calculate differences in sales and profit over time periods and against parameters. It uses datediff to calculate months between a date and type of day, a formula to get the sum of sales for the current and previous period to calculate difference, and IF statements to label profit as High or Low based on sums and a threshold parameter.

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    The document contains formulas to calculate differences in sales and profit over time periods and against parameters. It uses datediff to calculate months between a date and type of day, a formula to get the sum of sales for the current and previous period to calculate difference, and IF statements to label profit as High or Low based on sums and a threshold parameter.

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    DATEDIFF("month", 20/09/2020, "saturday")

    Sales Diff:

    ZN(SUM([Sales])) - LOOKUP(ZN(SUM([Sales])),-1)

    Profit

    IF (SUM([Profit]))>= 10000 THEN "High" ELSE "Low" END

    IF (SUM([Profit]))>= [Profit Parameter]THEN "High" ELSE "Low" END

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