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GOAL: In a new sheet with 4 headers "Year", "CA changes", "FA changes", and "OA changes", calculate the annual changes for the Current Assets, Fixed Assets, and Other Assets columns

PLAN:
1. Create a new sheet for calculating and displaying annual changes in asset categories
2. Create a header row for organizing annual asset changes
3. Begin entering annual data by specifying the first year in the "Year" column
4. Calculate the annual percentage change for Current Assets using data from Sheet1
5. Confirm and apply the formula entered in cell B2 for calculating annual changes in Current Assets
6. Copy the formula in B2 down the column so that annual changes for "CA changes" are calculated for each year
7. Calculate the annual change for Fixed Assets as a percentage using data from Sheet1
8. Confirm or complete the entry of a formula or value in the spreadsheet
9. Apply the formula in C2 to the rest of the rows in the "CA changes" column for consistent annual change calculations
10. Calculate the annual percentage change for the "OA changes" column using data from Sheet1
11. Compute the annual percentage change for Other Assets in the new sheet
12. Copy the formula in D2 down the "OA changes" column for all relevant rows
13. Select the range of calculated annual changes and their corresponding years for further formatting or analysis
1. Create a new sheet in the workbook for annual asset changes
2. Set up headers in row 1 (Year, CA changes, FA changes, OA changes)
3. Enter years 2015-2019 in column A
4. For each asset column (B=CA, C=FA, D=OA), enter the percentage-change formula and drag-fill down for all years
5. Select the data range and format as percentage

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