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    Index/Match to return values to compare

    Help please -using excel 2010 I cannot work out how to put in place the following.

    I want to enter values for various investments on different dates I.e. each column to have a date heading and each row / record to have a fund and the value for the column date. I then want to select 2 columns to compare

    So my table would be something like this:

    Investment. 1 jan 2012. 1 feb 2002. 1 mar 2002

    Inv 1. 10,000. 12,000. 13,000
    Inv 2. 1,000. 1,500. 2,000
    Inv 3. 500. 600. 700


    With the above I then want to select say 1 jan and 1 mar and work out the % change say in a new table or a separate worksheet. Or I may want to select 1 feb and 1 mar. How would I do this?
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    Re: Excel data

    Welcome to the forum. I'm surprised that the moderators have not asked you to change your thread title.

    You could use INDEX/MATCH/MATCH to return values for investment/date pairs and then compare them.

    When you change your thread title, please post a sample workbook.

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    Re: Excel data

    Iptgfs,

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    Re: Index/Match to return values to compare

    Hi Iptgfs

    See the attached, would this be what you require!

    In B13, copy across and down:
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    And the cells F13:F17 formatted as "0.00%;[Red]-0.00%;;"
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    Re: Index/Match to return values to compare

    @Kevin: thanks for stepping in. Put this on the back burner and then clean forgot about it. Your solution looks exactly like what I had in mind. Thanks again, TMS

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    Re: Index/Match to return values to compare

    @ TMShucks

    No problem.

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    Re: Index/Match to return values to compare

    Thanks guys much appreciated and this is exactly what I was trying to work out

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