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Complex Time Window / date based calculation

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stef - 10 Sep 2007 20:06 GMT
Excel 2002 SP3
Win XP HE

*Follow-up to: microsoft.public.excel*

Hi,

I have the following:
Columns
A            B    C    D    E    F    G    H    I    J
Date        Field 1    Field 2    Field 3    Field 4    Field 5    Field 6    Field 7    Field 8
Field 9
12/31/1996    xyz    58979    23539        1880    1937    1837    1930        100
1/30/1997    xyz    58979    23539        1925    1965    1787    1822    -5.60%    94.40
2/28/1997    xyz    58979    23539        1925    1965    1787    1822    -5.60%    94.40
3/31/1997    abc    58979    23539        1925    1965    1787    1822    -5.60%    94.40
etc.

I need to be able to modify the last column (column J) so that the
number 100 starts at TODAY() - 1 year (the "-" is a minus sign) as well
as TODAY()-3 years, TODAY()-5 years, TODAY()-10 years, from inception
(which is the one from date 12/31/1996).

What I want to do is give the user the ability to choose whatever time
window he wants and then Column J will adjust its calculations by
reindexing at 100 from whatever starting date is chosen.  Best would be
being able to choose a time window such as 1 3, 5 years, etc. ; OR a
specific date--whichever one chooses to do.

Don't know if possible to be done in one configuration or 2 (one based
on # of years and another based on any of the specific dates included in
Column A).

I am open to various means, drop boxes, macros, or even perhaps Pivot
Table (but not very experienced with them)....

Any Excel experts out there that can give me a hand?

Thanks a million.
stef - 10 Sep 2007 20:10 GMT
In original post, the number "100" should be in Column J below "Field 9"
and above the first "94.40".
(Sorry about the formatting but have not figured out how to insert a
proper table into a plain text message yet.)

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