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COUNT function
I am working on a planning project that involves projecting populations. I am
given populations for each decade (2010,2020,2030,2040) and after determining that the growth is projected to be linear, I would like to project the population for each year in each decade. Can a function in Excel be entered that can determine the number of years between 2000 and 2010? I am asking this becuase I may need to use a range of odd years (i.e. 2011-2036). The fomula would be as such: =(Population in 2020-Population in 2010)/(number of years in range of 2010-2020) it is easy to count the number of years (11 including 2010) but for odd ranges I do not want to have to sit and count. Yes, It will be easy to create a column for "year" and do a "count" function, but I want to be as efficient as possible. Thanks for the continued help! |
COUNT function
Isn't it just as simple as
=2020-2010+1 -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "scott" wrote in message ... I am working on a planning project that involves projecting populations. I am given populations for each decade (2010,2020,2030,2040) and after determining that the growth is projected to be linear, I would like to project the population for each year in each decade. Can a function in Excel be entered that can determine the number of years between 2000 and 2010? I am asking this becuase I may need to use a range of odd years (i.e. 2011-2036). The fomula would be as such: =(Population in 2020-Population in 2010)/(number of years in range of 2010-2020) it is easy to count the number of years (11 including 2010) but for odd ranges I do not want to have to sit and count. Yes, It will be easy to create a column for "year" and do a "count" function, but I want to be as efficient as possible. Thanks for the continued help! |
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