Excel Formula Null Value -
I am using Excel to calculate the total dollar amount (profit) to make some formulas.
At the moment there are many rows which will be calculated on the basis of the profit calculated by the number above it.
Say that 1 day is $ 1000 and earn 5% profit. 2 days is $ 1005 and it creates 3% profit, day 3, etc. It will be forever (or in the near future).
Below I want to calculate a total profit. Each line will have all the benefits added together (and the default is reduced by $ 1000)
In each row, the profit is calculated by calling the actual value ($ 1005), which is more than the% increase Or decrease, then reduce $ 1005 from the previous value of $ 1000, so the profit will come out for that day. If I am formulating the formula and there is no value in 2 fields, which calculates, then its profit is PROFIT = - $ 1000 (because each field is empty, and it is still taking the previous day total).
It looks really complicated! Hope it gives some understanding and thanks for any help.
If you provide an example, what is the input exactly and what the output should be. I should try to realize what I mean:
- In cell A1 the initial amount is: 1000
- Cell B1, B2, B3, B 4 has the advantage every day, 5, 3, 3, 1 is called
- Cell B5, ..., B100 are empty because these days have not yet happened.
- desired product: cell D1 in this case 125.08
The total profit should be, therefore, what will we do that in A2, ..., A 100 Money is calculated in cell A2 at the beginning of the day, we have copied it to = A1 * (B1 + 100) / 100
and all the way down to A101. Therefore, A2 will show 1050 (5% profit $ 1,000), A3 will display 1081.5 (3% profit $ 1050), etc. Because B5 is empty, it considers zero, so the numbers A6 and above all are equal, 1125.08 then to calculate total profit.
- In cell D1, put = A100-A $ 1
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