EBITDA Margin (1-Year Growth)
Returns the 1-year change in EBITDA margin (margin expansion/contraction).
Syntax
=EBITDAMarginOneYearGrowth(Symbol)Returns
number
1-year EBITDA margin growth as decimal
Examples
=EBITDAMarginOneYearGrowth("AAPL")When to Use
- Operating leverage analysis
- Margin expansion tracking
- Profitability improvement
When NOT to Use
| Scenario | Use Instead |
|---|---|
| Current EBITDA margin | ebitda_margins() |
| EBITDA growth | EBITDAOneYearGrowth() |
Common Issues & FAQ
Is positive growth good?
Yes, indicates margin expansion and improved efficiency.
Related Formulas
More MarketXLS Growth formulas you can use in the same worksheet:
- EBITDA Margin 5 Year Average
- EPS (1-Year Growth)
- EPS Average Growth (4Q)
- EPS CAGR 3 Year
- EPS CAGR Growth (4Y)
- EPS CAGR Growth (5Y)
- Free Cash Flow (1-Year Growth)
- Free Cash Flow Per Share (Past 12 Months)
See EBITDAMarginOneYearGrowth used in a complete workbook: EBITDA Formula in Excel: A Key Tool for Advanced Traders (2025 Guide)
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