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Is it possible to evenly increment between start point and end poi
Does Excel have a simple function that allows for a series of numbers to be
generated from start point to end point with a specified number of data points and even increments? For example: Start Point: $0.08 End Point: $0.17 Number of Points: 35 and then have it evenly increment from 8 cents to 17 cents with a total of 35 data points. I know how to do it in other programming software but can find a simple defined formula for Excel. |
Is it possible to evenly increment between start point and end poi
A1=0.08
B1=0.17 C1=35 in D1 and copy down: =$A$1+(($B$1-$A$1)/($C$1-1))*(ROW()-1) "Eric" wrote: Does Excel have a simple function that allows for a series of numbers to be generated from start point to end point with a specified number of data points and even increments? For example: Start Point: $0.08 End Point: $0.17 Number of Points: 35 and then have it evenly increment from 8 cents to 17 cents with a total of 35 data points. I know how to do it in other programming software but can find a simple defined formula for Excel. |
Is it possible to evenly increment between start point and end poi
Put this in the first row:
=FORECAST( ROW(), {0.08,0.17}, {1,35} ) and copy downwards. Voilą. - David Hilberg On Jul 15, 1:16 pm, Eric wrote: Does Excel have a simple function that allows for a series of numbers to be generated from start point to end point with a specified number of data points and even increments? For example: Start Point: $0.08 End Point: $0.17 Number of Points: 35 and then have it evenly increment from 8 cents to 17 cents with a total of 35 data points. I know how to do it in other programming software but can find a simple defined formula for Excel. |
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