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When using Excel I have a data set that contains three large columns of cells
that contain only numbers ..The first column is a time stamp that increments by 1 (50001,50002,50003, etc.) -- I want to return only the data that correspond to every fifth time stamp. I set up an auto filter that filters based on the first column (Time Stamps) using a custom filter that filters the cells based on "ends with - 4" or "ends with - 9" but the filter returns nothing Interesting ...If I put a letter in front of the time stamp (ie a50001, a50002, etc.) it will filter those data that contain a letter using the filter described above Any Ideas???????? Here is a slice of my spreadsheet: Time Stamp Northing Easting 150155 804916.851 388281.598 150156 804916.852 388281.598 150157 804916.852 388281.597 150158 804916.847 388281.6 150159 804916.851 388281.594 150160 804916.848 388281.602 150161 804916.849 388281.599 150162 804916.852 388281.595 150163 804916.852 388281.596 150164 804916.85 388281.597 |
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Ends with, begins with, contains, does not contain, does not begin with etc.
only work with text -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ATW2500" wrote in message ... When using Excel I have a data set that contains three large columns of cells that contain only numbers ..The first column is a time stamp that increments by 1 (50001,50002,50003, etc.) -- I want to return only the data that correspond to every fifth time stamp. I set up an auto filter that filters based on the first column (Time Stamps) using a custom filter that filters the cells based on "ends with - 4" or "ends with - 9" but the filter returns nothing Interesting ...If I put a letter in front of the time stamp (ie a50001, a50002, etc.) it will filter those data that contain a letter using the filter described above Any Ideas???????? Here is a slice of my spreadsheet: Time Stamp Northing Easting 150155 804916.851 388281.598 150156 804916.852 388281.598 150157 804916.852 388281.597 150158 804916.847 388281.6 150159 804916.851 388281.594 150160 804916.848 388281.602 150161 804916.849 388281.599 150162 804916.852 388281.595 150163 804916.852 388281.596 150164 804916.85 388281.597 |
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Any one have any ideas how I can filter out 4 time stamps, keep one, filter
out 4, keep 1, filter out 4, keep 1, etc (I want to keep only every fifth data record)???? "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Ends with, begins with, contains, does not contain, does not begin with etc. only work with text -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ATW2500" wrote in message ... When using Excel I have a data set that contains three large columns of cells that contain only numbers ..The first column is a time stamp that increments by 1 (50001,50002,50003, etc.) -- I want to return only the data that correspond to every fifth time stamp. I set up an auto filter that filters based on the first column (Time Stamps) using a custom filter that filters the cells based on "ends with - 4" or "ends with - 9" but the filter returns nothing Interesting ...If I put a letter in front of the time stamp (ie a50001, a50002, etc.) it will filter those data that contain a letter using the filter described above Any Ideas???????? Here is a slice of my spreadsheet: Time Stamp Northing Easting 150155 804916.851 388281.598 150156 804916.852 388281.598 150157 804916.852 388281.597 150158 804916.847 388281.6 150159 804916.851 388281.594 150160 804916.848 388281.602 150161 804916.849 388281.599 150162 804916.852 388281.595 150163 804916.852 388281.596 150164 804916.85 388281.597 |
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You can use a help column, assume your numbers starts in A2 with a header in
A1, select column B, do insertcolumn, now in B2 put =MOD(ROW(1:1),5) copy down by double clicking the lower right corner of B2 when the cursor changes from a thick cross to a thin then filter on zero on the help column -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ATW2500" wrote in message ... Any one have any ideas how I can filter out 4 time stamps, keep one, filter out 4, keep 1, filter out 4, keep 1, etc (I want to keep only every fifth data record)???? "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Ends with, begins with, contains, does not contain, does not begin with etc. only work with text -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ATW2500" wrote in message ... When using Excel I have a data set that contains three large columns of cells that contain only numbers ..The first column is a time stamp that increments by 1 (50001,50002,50003, etc.) -- I want to return only the data that correspond to every fifth time stamp. I set up an auto filter that filters based on the first column (Time Stamps) using a custom filter that filters the cells based on "ends with - 4" or "ends with - 9" but the filter returns nothing Interesting ...If I put a letter in front of the time stamp (ie a50001, a50002, etc.) it will filter those data that contain a letter using the filter described above Any Ideas???????? Here is a slice of my spreadsheet: Time Stamp Northing Easting 150155 804916.851 388281.598 150156 804916.852 388281.598 150157 804916.852 388281.597 150158 804916.847 388281.6 150159 804916.851 388281.594 150160 804916.848 388281.602 150161 804916.849 388281.599 150162 804916.852 388281.595 150163 804916.852 388281.596 150164 804916.85 388281.597 |
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Thanks that helped out a lot
exactly what does that command do to get a column that repeats 01234 over and over??? "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: You can use a help column, assume your numbers starts in A2 with a header in A1, select column B, do insertcolumn, now in B2 put =MOD(ROW(1:1),5) copy down by double clicking the lower right corner of B2 when the cursor changes from a thick cross to a thin then filter on zero on the help column -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ATW2500" wrote in message ... Any one have any ideas how I can filter out 4 time stamps, keep one, filter out 4, keep 1, filter out 4, keep 1, etc (I want to keep only every fifth data record)???? "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Ends with, begins with, contains, does not contain, does not begin with etc. only work with text -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ATW2500" wrote in message ... When using Excel I have a data set that contains three large columns of cells that contain only numbers ..The first column is a time stamp that increments by 1 (50001,50002,50003, etc.) -- I want to return only the data that correspond to every fifth time stamp. I set up an auto filter that filters based on the first column (Time Stamps) using a custom filter that filters the cells based on "ends with - 4" or "ends with - 9" but the filter returns nothing Interesting ...If I put a letter in front of the time stamp (ie a50001, a50002, etc.) it will filter those data that contain a letter using the filter described above Any Ideas???????? Here is a slice of my spreadsheet: Time Stamp Northing Easting 150155 804916.851 388281.598 150156 804916.852 388281.598 150157 804916.852 388281.597 150158 804916.847 388281.6 150159 804916.851 388281.594 150160 804916.848 388281.602 150161 804916.849 388281.599 150162 804916.852 388281.595 150163 804916.852 388281.596 150164 804916.85 388281.597 |
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As it has been some hours since you asked, I'll chip in here. ROW(1:1)
will change to ROW(2:2) and ROW(3:3) etc as the formula is copied down - this will return 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, ... and so on, and as such it is a convenient way to generate an incrementing number. The MOD function returns the remainder after division - in this case the divisor is 5, so it will return 1, 2, 3, 4, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 0, 1, 2, 3 and so on. Hope this helps. Pete On May 5, 7:28*pm, ATW2500 wrote: Thanks that helped out a lot exactly what does that command do to get a column that repeats 01234 over and over??? |
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