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I'm doing emission testing on a diesel engine capturing Co, Co2, Nox,
No & HC levels with the trace data being captured to an Excel spreadsheet. The test's are 20 minutes long with varing speeds and loads. The data is captured at 1 second intervals for a total of 1200 points. What I would like to do is take a small sample of the trace data, say a 10 second interval, and see if there are any matching points in the rest of the trace. I'm not concerned if the overal value is greater or lower, I am more interested in the curve of the trace matching, ie. selected sample trace A = 2,4,6,8,6,4,2,2,4 trace B = 12,14,16,18,16,14,12,12,14 B trace value is greater than A, but the curve of the trace is the same. Is there a function within Excel that can do this? Thanks |
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