need for projected csah flow report.thanks
S shepzuck May 12, 2008 #3 Thanks.Can you advise how to apply the 2% increase to each succeeding year as a formula ?Thanks.
F Fred Smith May 12, 2008 #4 Yes, just keep mulitplying the previous year by 1.02. If you want to calculate multiple years in one formula, you want the future value function. PV=Starting Cash Flow IntRate=2% Nper=Number of years Regards, Fred.
Yes, just keep mulitplying the previous year by 1.02. If you want to calculate multiple years in one formula, you want the future value function. PV=Starting Cash Flow IntRate=2% Nper=Number of years Regards, Fred.
S shepzuck May 12, 2008 #5 Thanks for the assist. Fred Smith said: Yes, just keep mulitplying the previous year by 1.02. If you want to calculate multiple years in one formula, you want the future value function. PV=Starting Cash Flow IntRate=2% Nper=Number of years Regards, Fred. Click to expand...
Thanks for the assist. Fred Smith said: Yes, just keep mulitplying the previous year by 1.02. If you want to calculate multiple years in one formula, you want the future value function. PV=Starting Cash Flow IntRate=2% Nper=Number of years Regards, Fred. Click to expand...