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Hi there,
I have information in an annual format that may change.
I want to to allow the table above to be an assumption that can change at any time. EG: this may be sales penetration where we may change views over time.
I then want to take the assumption table above, and put this into a dynamic monthly view. EG: there may be two cities. Each City may have different amounts of options 1, 2 and 3. However year one for City A may be 2020, year one for City B may be 2025 and so on. I have been able to build all of the above.
The issue I am facing is how do I get the different between the years, eg: I want to show the information monthly, not annually. Using Option 2 as the example, in the first year I want to be able to use 5%/12 (for year one), for year two I want ((25%-5%)/12)+5%. However if you do this formula you don't know if your in month 1 or month 12 of the year.
I have used Index match to do the formula and done ((25%-5%)/12)+prior month. The issue is I am always out by the first year. Keen to hear any suggestions on:
- Any ideas on other formula's that may help to short cut blending between the years to get monthly information (happy for this to be 1/12th).
- Any ideas on what may be causing the issue of the first year not being there, (note: the formula kicks in on the correct date)
Thank you!!!
I have information in an annual format that may change.
Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | |
Option 1 | 20% | 40% | 60% | 80% | 100% |
Option 2 | 5% | 25% | 70% | 99% | 100% |
Option 3 | 1% | 2% | 3% | 100% | 100% |
I want to to allow the table above to be an assumption that can change at any time. EG: this may be sales penetration where we may change views over time.
I then want to take the assumption table above, and put this into a dynamic monthly view. EG: there may be two cities. Each City may have different amounts of options 1, 2 and 3. However year one for City A may be 2020, year one for City B may be 2025 and so on. I have been able to build all of the above.
The issue I am facing is how do I get the different between the years, eg: I want to show the information monthly, not annually. Using Option 2 as the example, in the first year I want to be able to use 5%/12 (for year one), for year two I want ((25%-5%)/12)+5%. However if you do this formula you don't know if your in month 1 or month 12 of the year.
I have used Index match to do the formula and done ((25%-5%)/12)+prior month. The issue is I am always out by the first year. Keen to hear any suggestions on:
- Any ideas on other formula's that may help to short cut blending between the years to get monthly information (happy for this to be 1/12th).
- Any ideas on what may be causing the issue of the first year not being there, (note: the formula kicks in on the correct date)
Thank you!!!