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I had a year's worth of transactions figures, totalled for each month. It
only went up to May so I was able to use the forecast function to project ahead to June and July. However I now need to project ahead for a whole 'nother year, but assuming that our transactions will go up by 10% in total. I can't figure out how to project that way. I suppose I know what the total for the year has to be (e.g. 10% more than the previous year), but I don't know how to make Excel produce a projection that will chart a 10% growth over 12 months. Someone did suggest that it would involve multiplying by 1.1 (e.g. 110%) but I'm still lost! |
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