Projection forecasting for monthly predictions

Joeclupis

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I am trying to generate a formula that will use one cell whose contents will change daily, to predict a total amount by the end of the current month. I would like for this to a month to month formula, that is only for the current month.

The layout of my sheet is:

MONTHAMOUNTPREDICTION
JAN3730.3
FEB3238.6
MAR6082.4

<tbody>
</tbody>


The amount column looks to a different page that in turn pulls its data from yet another page. I would like for the prediction column to generate a number based on the average daily sales (amount/current day - 1)*number of days in current month. the -1 is because we pull data at midnight for the previous day.

I thank you for your assistance.
 

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