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Average annual GROWTH
Can anyone tell me how i would calcualte the average annual growth if i have
9 as the number of periods PV= 935,686 FV= 7,494,992. the answer is 1.297045258 |
Average annual GROWTH
Sounds suspiciously like homework.
Avg annual growth rate = ((FV/PV) ^ (1/# periods)) -1 format as a percent "BA" wrote: Can anyone tell me how i would calcualte the average annual growth if i have 9 as the number of periods PV= 935,686 FV= 7,494,992. the answer is 1.297045258 |
Average annual GROWTH
Also, if you're required to use a function, it's Rate.
-- Regards, Fred "Duke Carey" wrote in message ... Sounds suspiciously like homework. Avg annual growth rate = ((FV/PV) ^ (1/# periods)) -1 format as a percent "BA" wrote: Can anyone tell me how i would calcualte the average annual growth if i have 9 as the number of periods PV= 935,686 FV= 7,494,992. the answer is 1.297045258 |
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