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Hi! I know there is probably a simple answer to this question, but I'm
having a hard time finding it. I am trying to create a formula so that I can enter the following information: Purchase date, purchase price and average appreciation (%) to assess the current value based only on the appreciation. The appreciation increases the property's value at the end of each year, so I need the sheet to calculate the amount and compound it annually for the number of years the property is owned. I hope this makes sense. If anyone has direction for this, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks a million! |
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