Okay, it looks like abdon's suggestion to use the Derivative function was successful at showing the difference from one moment to the next (thank you again!). Now my question is if there's a way I can open up that function to more complex calculations. So whereas the function for derivative is a basic t(n+1) - t(n) (I THINK I wrote that right...), is there a way to access the function so that I could calculate other things (like a percentage change, for example)? In other words, right now Derivative aggregations are a fixed operation. I want to find some kind of editable function. Does that exist?