EPS (1-Year Growth)

Returns the 1-year percentage change in earnings per share.

Examples

=EPSOneYearGrowth("AAPL")
=EPSOneYearGrowth("GOOGL")

When to Use

  • Earnings momentum analysis
  • Growth stock screening
  • Valuation support

When NOT to Use

Scenario Use Instead
Current EPS EarningsPerShare()
Revenue growth SalesOneYearGrowth()

Common Issues & FAQ

Q: Does this account for share buybacks? A: Yes, EPS reflects both earnings changes and share count changes.

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