Common-size Analysis (Vertical Analysis): Balance Sheet

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[@Latte12]

Thank You so much .

[@danishsaeed6758]

very helpful thanks

[@veraabado230]

Thank you

[@jamesemanuelp.ruedas9816]

Hello! How can you vertical analysis if one account is I think negative? For example on the SFP the cash amount was subtracted on the total assets (The cash amount was on the credit side in the ledger FYI)

[@jamesemanuelp.ruedas9816]

Also I actually don't know if what I did was correct so please help me😭

[@accountinghelp]

If that is the case, then it would just be a negative percentage. HOWEVER, you should *never* have a credit balance in cash! Something went wrong in an earlier step of your problem. :(

[@bonifaciotamayao-ho7jx]

And how the Financial Ratio's