[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":58},["ShallowReactive",2],{"z-page-content:en:cagr":3},{"code":4,"data":5},200,{"locale":6,"fallbackLocale":6,"page":7,"seo":8,"breadcrumbs":13,"howToUse":21,"sizeGuide":36,"featureLinkPills":37,"relatedTools":36,"faq":46},"en","cagr",{"title":9,"description":10,"h1":11,"robots":12},"CAGR Formula Excel Calculator | Free Online CAGR Tool","Calculate CAGR online and learn the Excel formula for compound annual growth rate. Enter starting value, ending value, and years to get an instant browser-based result.","CAGR Calculator with Excel Formula","index, follow",[14,18],{"title":15,"link":16,"href":17},"Home","","\u002F",{"title":19,"link":7,"href":20},"CAGR Calculator","\u002Fcagr\u002F",{"title":22,"steps":23},"How to use the CAGR calculator",[24,28,32],{"icon":25,"title":26,"text":27},"calculator","Enter starting data","Enter the initial value, final value, and number of years. Values must be greater than 0.",{"icon":29,"title":30,"text":31},"refresh","Calculate CAGR","Click calculate to get the compound annual growth rate as a percentage.",{"icon":33,"title":34,"text":35},"document","Check the Excel formula","After calculation, use the displayed Excel formula to verify the result in a spreadsheet.",null,{"title":38,"items":39},"Explore more calculators",[40,43],{"title":41,"link":42},"Percentage Calculator","percentage-calculator",{"title":44,"link":45},"IELTS Score Calculator","ielts-score-calculator",{"title":47,"items":48},"FAQ",[49,52,55],{"title":50,"content":51},"What is the CAGR formula in Excel?","The Excel formula for CAGR is =(Ending Value\u002FBeginning Value)^(1\u002FNumber of Years)-1. Format the result as a percentage to display the annualized growth rate.",{"title":53,"content":54},"How do I calculate CAGR online?","Enter the beginning value, ending value, and number of years into the calculator. The tool applies the CAGR formula automatically and returns the compound annual growth rate as a percentage.",{"title":56,"content":57},"Can I calculate CAGR in Google Sheets?","Yes. Google Sheets uses the same formula: =(Ending Value\u002FBeginning Value)^(1\u002FNumber of Years)-1. You can also use this online calculator if you want a quick result without setting up a spreadsheet.",1785375793902]