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What formula should I use to calculate vacation cost over 10 years at 3%
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A1: Vacation cost
A2: Inflation %
A3: Time Period

=A1*(1+A2)^A3

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Jason
Atlanta, GA

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What formula should I use to calculate vacation cost

over 10 years at 3%
inflation.
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If cell A1 contains the first year's cost, then the formula is =A1*1.03^9.
(Note that 9 and not 10 is the incremental years, 10-1=9).

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I think I phrased the question wrong. Instead, what is the total cost of the
inflation after 10 years. The calculation below figures the inflation for the
10th year.
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"Jason Morin" wrote:

A1: Vacation cost
A2: Inflation %
A3: Time Period

=A1*(1+A2)^A3

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
What formula should I use to calculate vacation cost

over 10 years at 3%
inflation.
.


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