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Hi all,
Could you help me find a solution for this problem?
I am trying to calculate the index column in the yellow column in the screenshot and see attached for the example file and the calculations done so far.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wg7SR9aPMlBlWlBW1tIxmBbZbKwGBqmo/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=10744...
In row 1 in the index column you see 100. This should always be the value at the selected start date. So if start date is 10/01/2020, then we start index calculation at that date. Index = 100. So if start date is 10/07/2020, then we start index calculation at that date. Index = 100. And the calculation goes on from there. The calculation for row 2 is as follows: =H2*(1+G3)
All comments are much appreciated !
Thanks,
Martin
Solved! Go to Solution.
@stelleriana we cannot have dynamic results in a calculated column.
If you are looking for a measure, we can give a try.
Let me know.
Yeah if it can be solved with a measure that would be perfect! Any ideas how?
Thanks!
@stelleriana we cannot have dynamic results in a calculated column.
If you are looking for a measure, we can give a try.
Let me know.
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