Are Multiple Trendlines possible?

mickeystanford_alumni

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Hi All, I am trying to make a graph similar to the one below: source: McKinsey
Is there any way in Excel by having two columns with Year and Sales, to add a different trend for each year?
So that I can see the trendline of the growth from 2022 to 2023, and then the trend that I am plugging on the forecast.
I assume the graph below is done manually, but I would like to automate this so that I can easily replicate on other graphs.

*Also is there any way to include that "Today" line in excel?
If not, any other alternative?

Data
TOTALSalesYoY Growth %
201610
201715
201850
201970
39%​
202055
-5%​
2021150
56%​
2022380
206%​
20231,200
181%​
20243,000
181%​





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