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Sorry for the frustration..... And lack of knowledge on my part. Thought that is what we are trying to give and get here. Maybe , maybe not? I do thank everyone for there time and extreme effort in helping me out.

Skip I'm sorry but I am trying to learn just everyone else here. It's obvious by your tone that you no everything and have run out of patience. So, thank you for your help. Have a nice weekend, I will try with someone else.

You have my worksheet, try your formula based on what I'm looking for. Let me know if it works.

Skip I tried your example(s), couldn't get them to make any sense. Sorry, maybe it's just me?

Skip I thought i was being clear.... I need the replacement cost @4% per year of the life expectancy Thought my example was clear.... purchase price x replacement date x 4% each year = Replacement cost.....

Thank You guys for your help. In a bind here

Skip I just sent you my worksheet. Jd, do you have an email, I could send it to you also?

Yes, Skip I did, unfortunately that didn't work either

JD What are you using as D2 and A2??

Sorry, guys, but none of these work.....Challenge

Doesn't work Example of What I need Date Purchased - Cost - Life Exp - Repl Date - Repl Cost 7/99 1000 6 yrs 2005 ????? Question mark is the value I'm trying to find, @ 4% each year. I need a formula for this. Thank You

Setting up capital budget workshee, I need to take the purchase date of 1 column and the replacement date of another. Then come up with replacement cost in the last column. I would like to add 4% to every year. So it would be like this purchase 1999 Replacement date 2004 Add 4% to each year...