
Larry C. answered 03/27/19
Computer Science and Mathematics professional
If current value is in A2, 3-game average in B2 and your 'magic number' in C2, your formula would be
=(A2*0.75)*(0.25*(B2*C2))
If instead, what you're trying to determine is what that 'magic number' is, put the projected price in C2 and the formula would be
=(C2-(0.75*A2))/(0.25*B2)

Larry C.
That, of course, is a possibility. If the magic number itself is a function of the other variables (perhaps even other variables not accounted for) rather than a constant, determining what that function is will require analyzing several (possibly many) sets of data.03/27/19
Scott A.
Thank you for this. Finding the 'magic number' is what i was after. It works for the numbers in the original question. However using new data it does not. Current Value = $524300 3 Game Average = 155 Projected rice = $575478 Using the first formular with the known magic number and the new data set it returns $577016 What i am thinking is that the 'magic number' scales with the Current Value.03/27/19