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Resolved: Mix triangulation

In the mix triangulation method, I tried to start from determine the revenue and add 20,5% growth rate and then going up until determine sales volume. Is it a correct approach?
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18 Nov 2025

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Hi, Emna Mahjoubi

Thanks for reaching out. It's great to see your initiative in using the mix triangulation method! Starting with the revenue and incorporating a growth rate of 20.5% is a logical approach as it allows you to project future revenue based on your starting point. However, make sure that when you calculate the sales volume, it aligns with the growth you've determined.

If your sales volume is a direct function of that growth rate, then your approach is correct. Just ensure that you are considering all relevant factors that could impact sales volume, such as market demand and competition, in your calculations. If you have more specific numbers or a scenario to discuss, feel free to share for more tailored advice!

Wishing you the best on your analysis!

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