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In a large column of data some cells randomly have entries of "no data"-
(caused by a comms failure at that time). I'd like to interpolate data for these cells by filling them with actual values in cells either above or below them. Can I create a formula that refers to cells either immediately above or below the cells? My problem is that I don't know how to refer to a cell as 'the cell above this one' or 'the cell below this one', as a variable instead of as a specific cell location. If I do find out how to refer to cells like this I suppose that I'll have to make the full formula an 'If' statement- the logic being: "If cell xx ="No Data" then cellxx = cell above cellxx" Thanks very much for any help, Dominic Excel version: Office 2000 |
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