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Consider the following data set:

A2:B4 = Apples 25
Bread 04
Milk 12
where the values (B2:B4) change on a daily and random basis, but the series
(A2:A4) remain the same.

Then I have another range of cells, D1:I4 the purpose of which is to hold
the historical values of the different series mentioned in A2:A4, on specific
dates=

05 Jan 09 12 Jan 09 19 Jan 09 26 Jan 09 02
Feb 09
Apples 14 22 12 16
25
Bread 02 03 05 01
04
Milk 10 09 07 11
12

I need a formulae that will look at the value of each series in B2:B4, an if
TODAY is = to the date in E1:I1, the value of that series will be transferred
into the relvant cell and frozen there for trend analysis purposes. E.g. If
today's date is 12 Jan 09, then whatever the values are for Apples, Bread and
Milk as contained in B2:B4, will automatically be transferred and stored in
F2:F4. Once the value is stored it will not change further and becomes a
historic "snapshot" of the static values for that day. Then the same process
occurs for the next week when TODAY =19 Jan 09, the values contained in B2:B4
will again be stored in G2:G4 and so on.

I have treid working with = between TODAY and the given target date, but it
does not "store" the data, and keeps dynamically updating the entire set of
"hisotric" data to the current values of the dynamic set in B2:B4.

Please hep and thanks in advance!
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There's no way to use formulas to achieve what you're after. Try posting
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"WildWill" wrote:
Consider the following data set:

A2:B4 = Apples 25
Bread 04
Milk 12
where the values (B2:B4) change on a daily and random basis, but the series
(A2:A4) remain the same.

Then I have another range of cells, D1:I4 the purpose of which is to hold
the historical values of the different series mentioned in A2:A4, on specific
dates=

05 Jan 09 12 Jan 09 19 Jan 09 26 Jan 09 02
Feb 09
Apples 14 22 12 16
25
Bread 02 03 05 01
04
Milk 10 09 07 11
12

I need a formulae that will look at the value of each series in B2:B4, an if
TODAY is = to the date in E1:I1, the value of that series will be transferred
into the relvant cell and frozen there for trend analysis purposes. E.g. If
today's date is 12 Jan 09, then whatever the values are for Apples, Bread and
Milk as contained in B2:B4, will automatically be transferred and stored in
F2:F4. Once the value is stored it will not change further and becomes a
historic "snapshot" of the static values for that day. Then the same process
occurs for the next week when TODAY =19 Jan 09, the values contained in B2:B4
will again be stored in G2:G4 and so on.

I have treid working with = between TODAY and the given target date, but it
does not "store" the data, and keeps dynamically updating the entire set of
"hisotric" data to the current values of the dynamic set in B2:B4.

Please hep and thanks in advance!

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