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Hello All,
Background: I am trying to figure out how to project my sales numbers for the year, given a few monthly entries. In Excel I can use the Forcast function, but I am working in MS Access. Question: Does anyone know how to break down the way that the Excel Forcast function predicts it's next value given previous values? Example: Jan - 2; Feb - 4; March - 6. The rest of the year's numbers should project to....Apr - 8; May - 10; June - 12; July - 14 ...etc. The equation for FORECAST is a+bx, whe a = y - bx AND b = (sum(x-x)(y-y)/sum(x-x)^2) AND where x and y are the sameple means AVERAGE(known_x's) and AVERAGE(known_y's) Thanks for any assistance Rodney |
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