The table in the image appears to contain years, price indices, and some missing numeric values in the central columns, which likely represent some kind of financial data such as GDP or income, given the format. Your task seems to be filling in the missing values by applying calculations, likely using the price index as a reference.

Steps to compute missing values:

1. Identify the relationship between the price index and the missing values: This might involve using a constant base year where the price index is 100. From there, the missing values can be calculated by proportionally adjusting the known values based on the changes in the price index.

2. Formula to use: If the missing values correspond to a base figure adjusted by the price index, you can use the formula:

   $\text{Missing Value} = \frac{\text{Known Value}}{\text{Price Index}} \times 100$

   where the price index refers to the year 0 base = 100.

Would you like me to start calculating the missing entries based on this formula?

Let me know if you'd like further clarifications! Here are a few follow-up questions that can help:

1. Do you know the specific base year or base value for the calculations?
2. Is this table related to GDP, income, or another economic metric?
3. Are the missing values meant to be adjusted using only the price index shown?
4. Would you like a step-by-step calculation of the missing values, or just the final answers?
5. Would you like me to explain any further mathematical details?

Tip: If you're working with an index base year, always ensure that you're clear about how the index relates to the actual values you're working with.