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![]() Hello, What do you think is the best formula to calculate in Excel an extimated value in january 1st 2008 of the used car bought new in july 1st 2004, only having the following data of it? (today value - new: $9900) today's value - used car bought new in july 1st 2004: $6200 today's value - used car bought new in january 1st 2004: $5700 today's value - used car bought new in july 1st 2003: $5200 I would like to find a formula that doesn't return a negative value if I use it for example on an extimation on 1/1/2100 instead of 1/1/2008, like the standard forecast formula do. Any ideas? Thanks in advance Luci |
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