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mubashir aziz
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May 24, 2009 at 10:12 PM
May 24, 2009 at 10:12 PM
Please be specific in your question as i understand that first you were saying you have some value in your 96th column so I"ve made formula which will figure out maximum value from 96, 192 and so on column.
Please tell me wtih some examples that what you actually want. I"m sorry that i'm not very smart in macros.
Please tell me wtih some examples that what you actually want. I"m sorry that i'm not very smart in macros.
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May 22, 2009 at 12:20 AM
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Suppose you have headings in Row 2 (K2=HEADING) and Formula in Row 1 (K1=FORMULA) ......
K1 = MAX(IF(MOD(ROW($K$3:$K$65536)+94,96)=0,$K$3:$K$65536,0))
Now before quiting the cell Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter. {} will come around formula this is called array formula
don't try to manual enter {} brackets ......... Now this formula will look every 96th row ..... you can try ....
if you need any further clarification don't hesitate to contact me .....
K1 = MAX(IF(MOD(ROW($K$3:$K$65536)+94,96)=0,$K$3:$K$65536,0))
Now before quiting the cell Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter. {} will come around formula this is called array formula
don't try to manual enter {} brackets ......... Now this formula will look every 96th row ..... you can try ....
if you need any further clarification don't hesitate to contact me .....
Not a macro solution but...
Have you thought about using pivot tables. This will group the data and find the max of each group (it also has a graph wizard) but you'll need to add a column for just the date first. Depending on your date time format use a formula like:
C2 =Right(A2, 8) ' if stored as text
or use text to columns if stored as date/time (you may want to copy the date/time to a new column first)
Note: Don't leave empty columns between your data or pivot table won't work
If possible I'd record date and time in two seperate columns.
Have you thought about using pivot tables. This will group the data and find the max of each group (it also has a graph wizard) but you'll need to add a column for just the date first. Depending on your date time format use a formula like:
C2 =Right(A2, 8) ' if stored as text
or use text to columns if stored as date/time (you may want to copy the date/time to a new column first)
Note: Don't leave empty columns between your data or pivot table won't work
If possible I'd record date and time in two seperate columns.
so i just copy and paste this into the K1 cell and it does the rest? i tried it and it only returned the highest overall value in that cell. i need to see each of the highest values for each day in different cells so i can graph it. i was thinking a macro would work better. sry if you get this message twice
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in one column i have the date and time and in another one i have kilo-watts, for each date and time i have a corresponding value in a meter that measures the kilo-watts. every 96 rows is one day and i want to find the maximum for each day. is there a way i can return those values in a seperate column from both of those so i can use it in a graph.
simple Brad - use the MAX fomula.
assuming you have a heading row, date is col A, Watts is col B
in col C starting at row 97, enter =MAX(B2,B97) and then copy this down to the bottom of list.
This will return the max of B for every preceding 96 rows. If you only want to see every 96th output then leave the cells C2:C95 blank but copy C2:C97 and paste from C2:[bottom of list].
Im actually looking at this entry coz im trying to do similar thing but without a fixed number of rows. I want to calculate the MAX using a date range in col A.
eg. Col A = date/time, Col B = value and in Col C i want to see MAX of B for range in A across last 40 mins.
any ideas?
assuming you have a heading row, date is col A, Watts is col B
in col C starting at row 97, enter =MAX(B2,B97) and then copy this down to the bottom of list.
This will return the max of B for every preceding 96 rows. If you only want to see every 96th output then leave the cells C2:C95 blank but copy C2:C97 and paste from C2:[bottom of list].
Im actually looking at this entry coz im trying to do similar thing but without a fixed number of rows. I want to calculate the MAX using a date range in col A.
eg. Col A = date/time, Col B = value and in Col C i want to see MAX of B for range in A across last 40 mins.
any ideas?
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Sep 4, 2009 at 01:21 AM
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