Having a Table with a Different First Row Formula

ashperson95

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Hello,

So I have a table with two columns: one with the year and the other with savings. The first year row is one formula: Cost Per Year - LED Cost Per Year. The rows following that are a different formula: Previous Row*Inflation Rate + Previous Row. However, the table wants all the rows to have the same formula, so I am running into #VALUE cells instead of what I really want. How can I get excel not to make the first row formula the same as all the other ones?
 

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