2.5%

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    Another Newb question

    Column A, cells A1, A2 etc have values in it. i.e. 525000 675000 etc. In cell B1, B2 etc I need to know how to get 7% of the first 100,000 and 2.5% of the remaining amount I.E 525,000, 7% of 100,000 plus 2.5% of 425,000 675,000, 7% of the first 100,000 plus 2.5% of 575,000 I can do it in two...
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    Conditional Formatting Marker Line Chart

    Hello all, I have a table with two types of percentages based on a time period: Predicted Achieved I plotted the graph, but I wondered if it is possible to conditionally format the markers of the Predicted series. Eg: At week 41 I predicted 2.5% and achieved 2.5%. Green marker. In week...
  3. R

    New at Graphs, etc

    Hi everyone, first time poster but read the forums often and have learned a lot. I dont use the graphs, etc in Excel very often I am trying to find the best way to display this info in a graph (the boss is persistent that it be graphed. I have put in a bar chart, but now they are asking if it...
  4. J

    Using the NPER to work out how many more payments I would require (but it needs to acknowledge that the payments would be increasing each year by 2.5%

    Hi All, I used the follwing forumla: =(FV(Int,NPER,0,-NPV(Int,PMT*(1+Grw)^(ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&NPER))-1))*(1+Int) to work out my future investment value. I wanted to start paying £20 every month into an investment portfolio for the next 40 years, wit a fixed interest rate of 2.5%. However, every...
  5. J

    Calculating the future investment value, with a fixed interest rate, but increasing monthly payments.

    Hi All, I have had a look at a number of forums to try and find the answer to my question, but I will need this to be simplified. Suppose I started paying £20 every month into an investment portfolio for the next 40 years, with a fixed interest rate of 2.5%. However, every year I increase my...
  6. S

    incremental percentage reduction

    Hello all, I'm looking to create a formula that will decrease a percentage applied each year by a 2.5%. For example, to start or year 0, 50% is applied. In Year 1 this is reduced 2.5% to 47.5%, in year 2 there is a further reduction of 2.5% to 45%. This continues until the percentage applied...

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