If there was a rule stipulating how n is related to n+1 then the answer is yes. However, any number of relationships between the numbers can be guessed at (of which all but 1 will be incorrect) with such a small sample. I recommend having a larger sample before trying to predict the next number.
Yes, it's a formula. You could have tried it instead of asking...
If you input it on row 1 and copy down to row 4, you'll get a sequence with your existing first 3 numbers, then a 4th new number.
Another conforming formula - with a different result - is:
=820*ROW()^3-6260*ROW()^2+14290*ROW()-8350
or:
=780*ROW()^3-6020*ROW()^2+13850*ROW()-8110
or:
=705*ROW()^3-5570*ROW()^2+13025*ROW()-7660
etc. And that's just with 3rd-order polynomials.
As I said:
With so few data points, the possibilities are numerous.
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