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    Formula Underwater /Time to recovery Excel

    Hello Guys,

    I have some financial data of several portfolio and I am doing some calculations on. First i calculated the drawdown periods for each one, now I would like to calculate the maximum time that the serie get back positive from being negative. Some one call this time to recovery or Underwater Period! Let me know if you know it! Greetly appreciate if are normal formulas and not vba/macro.

    thank you mates!

    MasDimash

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    Re: Formula Underwater /Time to recovery Excel

    Hi MasDimash,

    Welcome to the forums.

    Does this thread help you.

    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-gene...he-period.html

    Regards

    Danny

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    Re: Formula Underwater /Time to recovery Excel

    It was not what I was meaning, but I will post the solution in the next days! thank you!

    Massimo

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    Re: Formula Underwater /Time to recovery Excel

    Hi Masdimas:
    Did you finally posted the solution to the underwater period?
    If so, could you share it?
    Thank you and best regards

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    Re: Formula Underwater /Time to recovery Excel

    Quote Originally Posted by Juan Ochoa View Post
    Hi Masdimas:
    Did you finally posted the solution to the underwater period?
    If so, could you share it?
    Thank you and best regards
    This thread is almost 10 years old, I doubt it is still being followed. You would do better to start your own (new) thread for your question.
    1. Use code tags for VBA. [code] Your Code [/code] (or use the # button)
    2. If your question is resolved, mark it SOLVED using the thread tools
    3. Click on the star if you think someone helped you

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