Where the eighteen percent came from
A generated slide says revenue grew 18% this quarter. The spreadsheet it was built from has no such line. Three things are true. Which one failed first?
Pick the call you would make.
Decide what to strip out before you paste anything in.
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A generated slide says revenue grew 18% this quarter. The spreadsheet it was built from has no such line. Three things are true. Which one failed first?
Pick the call you would make.
Finish a call and choose Keep. It lands here, in this browser only.
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