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    Calculating rise in CPI

    In order to compute and forecast an estimate of the triennial rent adjustment, i need to compute the rise in the cpi (table) from the lease date (cell c3) and the present date (cell a2) or the closest publishe date existing in the table. The % rise is easy to calculate present index / opening index -1 = % rise in cpi. I update the index monthly when onthe bls publish it.
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    Re: Calculating rise in CPI

    To pick the value out of the table as it applies to cell C3:

    =INDEX(J5:V70, MATCH(YEAR(C3), I5:I70, 0), MATCH(MONTH(C3), J4:U4, 0))

    To pick the value out of the table as it applies to cell A2:

    =INDEX(J5:V70, MATCH(YEAR(A2), I5:I70, 0), MATCH(MONTH(A2), J4:U4, 0))

    Now do what you will with those two values...but note that the table does not currently have a value for A2, so...
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    Re: Calculating rise in CPI

    Thank you so much. I'll now do the calculations.
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    Re: Calculating rise in CPI

    The friends thing is fine, of course, though not much is done with it as I can see on the forum so far. Any questions/needs you may have are best served by simply posting a new message.

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