Hi,
I cannot understand what you are trying to do with the 15 minute
period, if you are trying to asses the happenings of each 15 minute
period of items in column A, then the attached with a new column C
might help, but there are (15 minute) periods where there is no
activity asin between rows 4 and 5, and other 15 min periods where
there is much activity asin rows 5 to 18.
From the newly inserted column C, subtotals could be drawn for the 15
minute periods, and these could be the subject of a vlookup looking on
time to match up to a complete table of 15 minute increments if
required, however, your original 15 minute lots do not appear to be
'day' specific, should they be?
Hope this helps
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A S-D Wrote:
Let us say there are three columns: A, B, and C.
Column A contains time formatted to [hh]:mm:ss and goes from 0:00:00 to
21:20:00. There are an arbitrary number of entries in this column.
Column B contains time formatted to [hh]:mm:ss and starts from 0:00:00
and ends at 21:30:00. -It increases in 15 minute intervals exactly.-
Column C contains data that is attached to Column A on the same row.
What I want is to make it that Column A's values match themselves to
Column B's values. I.E. For values of A between 00:00:00 and Column B
row 2 (00:15:00) I want the values of A (and therefore C) to line up
next to Column B row entry 00:00:00.
This isn't a very clear explanation. I will explain it again, and maybe
you can piece together what I mean.
There are many columns: Cumulative Time, 15 Minute Intervals and
several columns attached to the Cumulative Time column. The cumulative
time column is effectively a timestamp.
I want to sort my data so that the data values timestamped between,
say, 0 minutes and 15 minues will be together. The problem is, some 15
minute intervals have no entries, so I want a blank in the Cumulative
Time column next to the 15 minute interval which contains no time
points.
I will attach the spreadsheet. The columns of interest are B
(Cumulative Time) and C (15 minute intervals). All the other columns
should be associated with column A.
This will allow me to make 15 minute averages of my data (the columns N
to Q).
Thank you in advance. I really hope someone can help me, because this
problem has me really stumped. As you can see from the spreadsheet,
I've been tortuously grappling with this problem for a while!
Thanks,
Adam
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