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Forecasting Property Tax
How can you format a formula to determine the unknown values? For example, I
have the tax years (1980-2006), and I need to determine the unknown values for a 5 year forecast starting in 2007 and ending in 2012? |
Forecasting Property Tax
You can do a trend using the forecast fuction. Look it up in the help.
-- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "sfranger2003" wrote: How can you format a formula to determine the unknown values? For example, I have the tax years (1980-2006), and I need to determine the unknown values for a 5 year forecast starting in 2007 and ending in 2012? |
Forecasting Property Tax
I would hazard a guess that the valuation would be a bit off due to the
2010-20?? years property reevaluations being done due to "market forces". sfranger2003 wrote: How can you format a formula to determine the unknown values? For example, I have the tax years (1980-2006), and I need to determine the unknown values for a 5 year forecast starting in 2007 and ending in 2012? |
Forecasting Property Tax
"sfranger2003" wrote:
How can you format a formula to determine the unknown values? See the responses to your question about forecasting presidential approval ratings. The only difference is: it is more likely to discover trends in property taxes. But the operative word is "more" likely. ----- original message ----- "sfranger2003" wrote: How can you format a formula to determine the unknown values? For example, I have the tax years (1980-2006), and I need to determine the unknown values for a 5 year forecast starting in 2007 and ending in 2012? |
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