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Excel 2003
Does anyone know how to use the 'forecast' funcion in Excel 2003? How do you
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Excel help will tell you (as it will for every Excel function except
DATEDIF). Either type the word forecast into the Excel help window & look for the FORECAST function, or put =FORECAST() in the formula bar and hit the fx button. Or online at http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...090961033.aspx or http://support.microsoft.com/kb/8282...=2512&sid=1292 -- David Biddulph "Adriane N." <Adriane wrote in message ... Does anyone know how to use the 'forecast' funcion in Excel 2003? How do you enter the information in order to get an answer? |
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