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    Exclamation Linking two seperate date columns to a numerical value

    I have a problem with Excel. i have a set of atapoints each dated with ta seperat date row.
    I want to link a seperate row of prices (all of which are dated themselves) to these datapoints.
    Because there are almost 10000 datapoints with data over 20 years, this would take too long to do by hand.
    If anyone knows a smart workaround i would be most grateful!

    ps. i have included a screenshot of my dataset to clarify my problem.
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    Re: Linking two seperate date columns to a numerical value

    Welcome to the Forum.

    Can you attach a sample workbook with the sample data AND an example or few that you have typed in by hand so we can see what you are trying to do?
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    Re: Linking two seperate date columns to a numerical value

    Here you go
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    Re: Linking two seperate date columns to a numerical value

    In which cells are you trying to create a formula?
    Where is the data you are trying to compare against?

    Am I missing the SOLVED example?

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    Re: Linking two seperate date columns to a numerical value

    TRY

    =INDEX($P$2:$P$10,MATCH(MONTH(I2)&YEAR(I2),MONTH($O$2:$O$10)&YEAR($O$2:$O$10),0))

    Enter with Ctrl+Shift+Enter

    Assumption that data in O is in ascending (date) order

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    Re: Linking two seperate date columns to a numerical value

    Another way. Does not have to be array-entered.
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