Any idea why the following formula would ref out?
=IF(B3024>today,E3024,E3024*(1-0.94)*0.94^(today-B3024))
In this formula, "today" is not for today's date, but rather to change to look at calc's on historical dates. Column B is the date column, and Column E is the return value column.
Sorry if I'm missing something really obvious. Thanks for your help!
Michael
Is "today" a named range for a single cell? The formula appears to work when I test it. Post up a sample book so we can see it breaking in your data.
Last edited by JBeaucaire; 03-16-2009 at 05:12 PM.
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"today" is actually a named cell that is often changed in the model...
hmm...i've cut almost everything out of the book and it still is too big?
Try zipping the file. Else, post it on rapidshare.com
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