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Time Value of Money
I have a number which increases each year by 3% at a certain date. What cell
entry can I input to have this number increase automatically per year dependant upon that date. For instance, I have a # 2532, which increases by 3% every year on September 2. How can I plug this date into the equation so that the # automatically increases every September 2 in my spread sheet? Thank you, Philip |
Time Value of Money
The key thing is a starting date and a starting amount. Also, does the
increase get compounded or is it always 3% of 2532? Finally, does the increase accrue over the course of a year, or is it ONLY on Sep.2 Let's say this started on September 2, 2004, and that the increases compound. Further, nothing accrues, the whole increase is slabbed on only on Sep.2 In cell A2 goes the starting date, 9/2/04 In B2 put the rate of annual increase: 3% In cell C2 goes the starting amount: let's say it's the 2532 In cell D2 use the formula =(1+B2)^DATEDIF(A2,TODAY(),"y")*C2 for an explanation of the datedif() function, see Chip Pearson's writeup at http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.htm "Keeprogoal" wrote: I have a number which increases each year by 3% at a certain date. What cell entry can I input to have this number increase automatically per year dependant upon that date. For instance, I have a # 2532, which increases by 3% every year on September 2. How can I plug this date into the equation so that the # automatically increases every September 2 in my spread sheet? Thank you, Philip |
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