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On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 10:31:02 -0800, "Struggling of Essex"
wrote: I am producing a cashflow. It is over five years, I have established that average contract values for 2006, 2007, 2008 2009 and 2010 will be 800k, 1200k, 2000k, 2500k and 3000k respectively. I want the cell with the contract value to change automatically if a project start date is entered, eg if a project starts in March 2007 its value will be 1200k. Can anyone help me? Set up a table some place: 2006 $800k 2007 $1200k 2008 $2000k 2009 $2500k 2010 $3000k Use this formula: =VLOOKUP(YEAR(Start_Date),Table,2) Start_date refers to a cell containing your start date as a normal excel date. Table refers to the range where the above table is located. --ron |
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