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Hello,

I need formula to calculate the maximum percentage of drop , I explained more in the EXCEL file

Thank you in advance for your response

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Try this one:

=MAX(IF($A$2:$A$7<OFFSET($A$2:$A$7,-1,0),IFERROR(1-$A$2:$A$7/OFFSET($A$2:$A$7,-1,0),0),0))

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Thank you very much for your answer

your formula is very good to calculate percentage "25%"

but it is half of my question , how can I get to formula for show "500$"

the maximum drop is 25% and that value is 500$

Thank you for your kindness

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The question and topic title clearly says:

I need formula to calculate the maximum percentage of drop

Looks like the question is in half, not the response 🙂

Use this formula in F1:

=MIN(IF(IFERROR(1-$A$2:$A$7/OFFSET($A$2:$A$7,-1,0),0)=MAX(IF($A$2:$A$7<OFFSET($A$2:$A$7,-1,0),IFERROR(1-$A$2:$A$7/OFFSET($A$2:$A$7,-1,0),0),0)),ROW($A$2:$A$7),""))

in G2:

=1-INDEX($A:$A,F1)/INDEX($A:$A,F1-1)

in G3:

=INDEX($A:$A,F1-1)-INDEX($A:$A,F1)

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Sorry for my little explain
and thank you very very very much
God bless to your life

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Hello,

I have another problem and I updated the file 

I have more variables to calculate also include empty cells but dot not consider empty cells or that cells has no variables

I apologize for the complexity of the question

Thank you in advance for your reply

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In your example, 500 and 25% is based on range A3:A6, considering cells A3=2000 and A6=1500.

Ca you explain the logic that isolates these cells as the correct result? Makes no sense to me as they are not consecutive, and A5 is greater than A4

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Thank you for your time

Qoutation : "In your example, 500 and 25% is based on range A3:A6, considering cells A3=2000 and A6=1500." Its TRUE

Explain for LOGIC : in the stock market we have 2000$ , in the 1st trade we loss 300$=1700$ and in the 2nd trade we earn 100$=1800$, and in the 3rd trade we loss again 300$=1500$ "how much is the maximum loss of main capital : it is 500$ = 2000-1500=500"

your right, the consicutive is not correct word in this situation but it is common in the stock market

keep in mind the help file that I uploaded in this post is just a hint and it is vice versa of the my question

my question is maximum % retrace and the help file is maximum $ retrace "vice versa"

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You already have a solution in the file you uploaded, an additional column as you have used is not a bad thing.

Seems you have the results you wanted in the G2-G3 cells, what's wrong with those formulas, why don't you use those?

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Dear Sir, 

In the last file that I uploaded the formula is true but it is for maximum drawdown "900$ - 30%" I use it

but I need another formula to calculate different result which mean is "relative drawdown"

in the last file :

maximum drawdown is : 900$ and 30% "percentage of maximum value"

relative drawdown is : 40% and 800$ "I need formula to calculate this one" "value of maximum percent"

I uploaded agin with a little changes

Please look this file and how can I get to 40%

I'm so sorry for the complexity

Thank you very much

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You can use a simple formula in B2, copied down:

=IF(C2<0,1-(A2+C2)/A2,0)

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