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    Create a data validation say in K4 having the different month names. Use this in J5 and drag down

    =IFERROR(IF(1+$K$2<G5/INDEX($D5:$G5,MATCH($K$4,$D$4:$G$4,0)),(G5/INDEX($D5:$G5,MATCH($K$4,$D$4:$G$4,0)))-1,"OK"),"OK")
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    Thanks! Is it possible to make it even more advanced? I want to be able to compare all the months that I want to choose, for example february to january. Not always use April, if you know what I mean?

    thank you!

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