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Hi everyone,
Can this be done?? My goal is to find out the best combination (min value). I have a list of data containing 20 different valuation dates for 100 securities. On each of the valuation date, I have the option of choosing an Accreted Value ("AV"), a Market Value ("MV"), or a New Accreted Value ("NAV") which is the results of the previous AV, but the rule is if I choose MV on the 1st valuation date, I can't go back and choose the AV on my 2nd valuation date, but I can choose either a new MV or the NAV, and the trick is that let's say if I use a MV on the 2nd valuation date, I will have one more option of using the NAV starting from the 3rd valuation date... Example: Date 01/01/00 AV 02/01/00 MV 03/01/00 NAV 04/01/00 NAV 05/01/00 MV... some of the combination could be: AV--AV--AV--AV--AV... MV--MV--MV--MV--MV... AV--AV--MV--NAV--MV... AV--MV--NAV--NAV--NAV... my question is how can I list out all of the possible combination?? Hope this make sense:) Thanks in advance! |
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