I need help with this one . This is vertical analysis. Please provide the missing amount.

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Q: Define Vertical analysis.

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Q: Is there a formula (not in excel) that can be used to calculate this?

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Q: can I get this done in the vertical format, please

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Q: When calculating equivalent values, what do we need to identify?

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Q: Describe and apply methods of vertical analysis.

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Q: List several potential problems with ratio analysis.

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