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Interpolate data
How can I interpolate data between two points if the gap between them varies?
I have payment rate data for a number of transactions that is reported either monthly, quarterly or semi-annually depending on the transaction. The data is exported from an external database and is reported monthly for all records and pasted across the row with Column A as the record name, Column B the reporting frequency (Monthly,Quarterly,Semi-annual) then columns C:# are periods 1-x. As the report from the database provides monthly data for all records those that report quarterly have a value for period 1 then 2 blank periods and a value for period 4. The semi-annual ones have 5 blank periods in between data. I need a formula that will interpolate the data in the gaps, however each time I export the data the number of records will vary so row 2 may be monthly one time and quarterly the next time. Any help and advice please! |
Interpolate data
Checkout the FORECAST() function in Excel Help. Not only does it forecast,
It can easily interpolate between two points: (x1,y1) (x2,y2) -- Gary''s Student gsnu200709 "pjd33" wrote: How can I interpolate data between two points if the gap between them varies? I have payment rate data for a number of transactions that is reported either monthly, quarterly or semi-annually depending on the transaction. The data is exported from an external database and is reported monthly for all records and pasted across the row with Column A as the record name, Column B the reporting frequency (Monthly,Quarterly,Semi-annual) then columns C:# are periods 1-x. As the report from the database provides monthly data for all records those that report quarterly have a value for period 1 then 2 blank periods and a value for period 4. The semi-annual ones have 5 blank periods in between data. I need a formula that will interpolate the data in the gaps, however each time I export the data the number of records will vary so row 2 may be monthly one time and quarterly the next time. Any help and advice please! |
Interpolate data
One way:
1. Choose tools-options-calculation-iteration e.g. max change: 0.000000001. 2. Select all blank cells in the range F5-Special-blanks 3. Average the two adjacent cells, so if D2 is active enter =(C2+E2)/2 and execute with ctrl+enter. Paste-special values to remove formulas. On 8 Mar, 11:06, pjd33 wrote: How can I interpolate data between two points if the gap between them varies? I have payment rate data for a number of transactions that is reported either monthly, quarterly or semi-annually depending on the transaction. The data is exported from an external database and is reported monthly for all records and pasted across the row with Column A as the record name, Column B the reporting frequency (Monthly,Quarterly,Semi-annual) then columns C:# are periods 1-x. As the report from the database provides monthly data for all records those that report quarterly have a value for period 1 then 2 blank periods and a value for period 4. The semi-annual ones have 5 blank periods in between data. I need a formula that will interpolate the data in the gaps, however each time I export the data the number of records will vary so row 2 may be monthly one time and quarterly the next time. Any help and advice please! |
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