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I am trying to compare Region, Person, Year growth rate for a three year span
in 19 different categories in two different colums. In my Excel Spreadsheet I
am using Drop Down Validation list, (Region 1 2007 vs Region 1 2008,etc.) in
two different columns, with the rate (percentage of growth) in a column
between them. The problem is what formula or combination of formulas do I use
to get different years when changed to reference the same cell? Example: 2006
vs 2007 answer in one cell, then if I switch 2005 vs 2007 I want the answer
to appear in same cell because the categoires in the cloumns (Template Sheet)
are static. I am not sure if this would be an "IF" statement of a VB
operator. So far I can get only one formula to appear in the cell I want.
Does this make sense?
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