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I got it worked out.
=NPV(PV_Liab_Rate,INDIRECT("R"&RowRetYrStart&"C5:R "&RowRetYrEnd&"C5",FALSE))*(1+PV_Liab_Rate) Thanls for your help. "Spiky" wrote: On Aug 26, 4:14 pm, Spiky wrote: Try the EDATE function. If A1 is the beginning date and B1 is the number of years. =EDATE(A1,B1*12) Forgot: you need the Analysis toolpak if not in Excel 2007. |
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