By: SQLRockstar (@SQLRockstar)
Rob, That’s what I’m talking about…Moore’s Law has never been compared to cost in any way. And while Japan’s K computer is able to give more computations per second than anything else we never hear...
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Hi, I might be wrong but I think your “Cumulative Reported Inflation” calculation is wrong… CPI, from what I understand, shouldn’t simply be cumulated by adding on over each other, but multiplicated...
View ArticleBy: powerpivotpro
In reply to David. You are correct – it DOES have to be multiplied. And that IS what I did, it just wasn’t obvious from the limited number of rows I showed, since when you start at 1, it yields the...
View ArticleBy: Andy Cole
Hi, I know this is an OLD post, but there is one thing that I can’t figure out. That is HOW do you perform cumulative inflation calculations in Powerpivot. Whjat seems trivial, multiplying all the...
View ArticleBy: powerpivotpro
In reply to <a href="https://p3adaptive.com/moores-law-and-inflation/#comment-12279">Andy Cole</a>. Great question Andy. I am drawing a blank but will ask around a bit.
View ArticleBy: powerpivotpro
In reply to Andy Cole. OK Andy, today’s post is for you: https://powerpivotpro.com/2013/11/cumulative-interest-or-inflation-multiplying-every-value-in-a-column-why-dont-we-have-productx/
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