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Multiplying the contents of two cells a variable number of times
I'm trying to create a simple final salary calculator.
Current salary is in cell A1 Percentage salary increase per annum in cell A2 Number of years until retirement in cell A3. So I need to multiply A1 * A2 and the multiply the result by A2 again and keep repeating that action until the numbe of repeat operations equals the value in A3. Any suggestions? Stephen Brown |
Multiplying the contents of two cells a variable number of times
Hi Stephen
Try =A1*(1+A2)^A3 -- Regards Roger Govier "Stephen Brown" wrote in message ... I'm trying to create a simple final salary calculator. Current salary is in cell A1 Percentage salary increase per annum in cell A2 Number of years until retirement in cell A3. So I need to multiply A1 * A2 and the multiply the result by A2 again and keep repeating that action until the numbe of repeat operations equals the value in A3. Any suggestions? Stephen Brown |
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