LePrimeCasseur
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Hi all,
I'm trying to extract data form a pivot table, but =GETPIVOTDATA or =VLOOKUP aren't helping me much.
The pivot table I want to extract from has groups of values on its X axis: in my case I am working on bonds and the headings are: <3 years, 3-6 years, 6-10 years, 10-20 years, 20+ years
The Y axis headings are also groups of values:0-2$mm, 2-5$mm, 5-10$mm, 10-25$mm, 25-50$mm, 50$mm+
Depending on the bond's value and duration, the table gives me a (margin) percentage which is the data I want to use.
Basically, my goal is to not rely on a table to find the percentage: be able to input the value and duration of the bond and have a formula find me the percentage associated to those; I have an entire portfolio of bonds to assert and there's no way I'm squinting at a table for 3 hours to find all of their percentages.
How do I go around doing this, keeping in mind the headers are not fix (ex. 4.5 years) but floating (ex. 3-6 years)?
Thank you in advance!
- A broken down prime broker
I'm trying to extract data form a pivot table, but =GETPIVOTDATA or =VLOOKUP aren't helping me much.
The pivot table I want to extract from has groups of values on its X axis: in my case I am working on bonds and the headings are: <3 years, 3-6 years, 6-10 years, 10-20 years, 20+ years
The Y axis headings are also groups of values:0-2$mm, 2-5$mm, 5-10$mm, 10-25$mm, 25-50$mm, 50$mm+
Depending on the bond's value and duration, the table gives me a (margin) percentage which is the data I want to use.
Basically, my goal is to not rely on a table to find the percentage: be able to input the value and duration of the bond and have a formula find me the percentage associated to those; I have an entire portfolio of bonds to assert and there's no way I'm squinting at a table for 3 hours to find all of their percentages.
How do I go around doing this, keeping in mind the headers are not fix (ex. 4.5 years) but floating (ex. 3-6 years)?
Thank you in advance!
- A broken down prime broker