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I'm trying to calculate a compound average growth rate or CAGR in an Excel 2007 pivot table.
I am familiar with the CAGR formula: ((End Value / Start Value)^(1/N)
) -1, where N is the number of periods.
My problem is that I have three pivot table fields: Items, Values and Years. What I want to do is something likes this: ((Value[Year2012] / Value[Year2002]
) ^(1/10)) -1
Is what I'm trying to do possible the way I have created my pivot table. Thanks for you input.
The
RATE
formula is a superior method to calculate CAGR. In your example,=RATE(2010-2002,,-10,50)
works out the cagr for an inrcrease from 10 to 50 over eight years – brettdj – 2013-01-15T00:58:21.347