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How do I project yearly growth rates in Excel?
I'm trying to find a formula (ideally) in Excel that will allow me to take a
constant weekly sales growth rate (based on 2006 actuals), and apply it to the current week's actual sales amount...resulting in a 2007 year-end sales estimate. Is there a way to do this (plug-in, etc) WITHOUT having to manually create a separate tab to calculate, then sum, each projected week's actual? |
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