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Hi - We are trying to calculate YOY cost increase based on the % provided for each record.
Here is an example of data and the expected output (Escalated Cost)
| ID | Escalated % | Year | Base Cost | Cost % | Escalated Cost |
| 1 | 3% | 2023 | $4,806,750 | ||
| 1 | 3% | 2024 | $4,806,750 | $144,203 | $4,950,953 |
| 1 | 3% | 2025 | $4,950,953 | $148,528 | $5,099,481 |
| 1 | 3% | 2026 | $5,099,481 | $152,984 | $5,252,466 |
Base cost is '$4,806,750' for current year and there should be an increase of 3% every year based on the previous year cost.
Year 2024 = Base cost
Year 2024 = Base cost + 3% cost Escalated = Escalated 2024 cost
Year 2025 = Escalated 2024 cost + 3% of Escalated 2024 cost = Escalated 2025 cost
Year 2026 = Escalated 2025 cost + 3% of Escalated 2025 cost = Escalated 2026 cost
Is this doable ?
Thank you much!
Hi,
As per your logic I have implemented the below expressions:
For Cost% : if(Year = 2023, 0, (RangeSum(Above(.3*[Base Cost],0,1))/ 10))
Escalated Cost: Sum([Base Cost])+ if(Year = 2023, 0, (RangeSum(Above(.3*[Base Cost],0,1))
/ 10))
Below is my Output:
Hope this helps,
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