Excellent catch! your fix is the right one. I verified that is correct in the All Funds Edition, but wrong in the Vanguard/Fidelity version. I have no idea how that field got corrupted. The All Funds version was a fork off the Vanguard file, so it must have accidentally been introduced in the last year after the fork. The error in somewhat visible now due funny hump in rates.I believe cell C15 in tab CurrentTreasuryYields is referencing the incorrect column of data. It is referencing T33 when it should be U33. The result is that it is pulling in the 20-year yield instead of the intended 30-year yield.
Current formula in C15: =offset(CurrentTreasuryYields!T33,CurrentTreasuryYields!$P$31,0)
Correct formula for C15: =offset(CurrentTreasuryYields!U33,CurrentTreasuryYields!$P$31,0)
Version 19.4b has been updated inline to fix the error. Users of the existing files can easily make the same edit provided by @mouth.
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