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help with MOD()
hi, not sure if need use of MOD, or INDEX / OFFSET..
I have 10 double columns of data, but only need the 1st col to figure into a portion of a formula. (specifically, FE - FX), have a fixed cell where designating number of columns to offset: $C$2 not sure how to apply, but think MOD is needed? thanks |
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Hi,
I think you need to post some sample data and a description of what your trying to do. Mike "Nastech" wrote: hi, not sure if need use of MOD, or INDEX / OFFSET.. I have 10 double columns of data, but only need the 1st col to figure into a portion of a formula. (specifically, FE - FX), have a fixed cell where designating number of columns to offset: $C$2 not sure how to apply, but think MOD is needed? thanks |
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help with MOD()
thank you.. think if post too much not get help.. tough question, but found
some examples "if" related. I used what would be correct column letters. =SUM(--(MOD(COLUMN($FE9:$FX9),2)MOD(COLUMN($FE9),2)),$FE 9:$FX9) =SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(COLUMN($FE9:$FX9),2)=MOD(COLUMN($FX9),2)),$FE 9:$AJ9,$FF9:$FW9) My formula I am trying to make i think is what (will throw off?), but 2nd portion of formula have figured out, 1st portion X: trying to grab data from 'LO' / hi columns that are stored in a different section of columns, follows: =IF(E9=0,"",IF($C$2<2,$EC9/$EF9%-100, X (everyother col by $C$2: FE FG FI FK..) /OFFSET(EF9,0,$C$2-1)%-100) "Mike H" wrote: Hi, I think you need to post some sample data and a description of what your trying to do. Mike "Nastech" wrote: hi, not sure if need use of MOD, or INDEX / OFFSET.. I have 10 double columns of data, but only need the 1st col to figure into a portion of a formula. (specifically, FE - FX), have a fixed cell where designating number of columns to offset: $C$2 not sure how to apply, but think MOD is needed? thanks |
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p.s.: formula calculates lowest low, (from lo-hi range) compared to a set
point (previous days balance). "Mike H" wrote: Hi, I think you need to post some sample data and a description of what your trying to do. Mike "Nastech" wrote: hi, not sure if need use of MOD, or INDEX / OFFSET.. I have 10 double columns of data, but only need the 1st col to figure into a portion of a formula. (specifically, FE - FX), have a fixed cell where designating number of columns to offset: $C$2 not sure how to apply, but think MOD is needed? thanks |
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correction: mis labeled one item:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(COLUMN($FE9:$FX38),2)=MOD(COLUMN($FX9),2)),$F E9:$FX9,$FF9:$FW9) "Mike H" wrote: Hi, I think you need to post some sample data and a description of what your trying to do. Mike "Nastech" wrote: hi, not sure if need use of MOD, or INDEX / OFFSET.. I have 10 double columns of data, but only need the 1st col to figure into a portion of a formula. (specifically, FE - FX), have a fixed cell where designating number of columns to offset: $C$2 not sure how to apply, but think MOD is needed? thanks |
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help with MOD()
I need to externally designate how many columns offset, the following is an
example using for columns that are next to each other, that works for fixed cell of $DM$6 (what working on needs cell: $C$2) thanks: =IF(J9=0,"",SUMPRODUCT(EF9:INDEX(EF9:EX9,1,$DM$6)/EG9:INDEX(EG9:EY9,1,$DM$6)%-100)) "Mike H" wrote: Hi, I think you need to post some sample data and a description of what your trying to do. Mike "Nastech" wrote: hi, not sure if need use of MOD, or INDEX / OFFSET.. I have 10 double columns of data, but only need the 1st col to figure into a portion of a formula. (specifically, FE - FX), have a fixed cell where designating number of columns to offset: $C$2 not sure how to apply, but think MOD is needed? thanks |
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help with MOD()
maybe a: SUMPRODUCT(INDEX(MOD( ?? :)
"Mike H" wrote: Hi, I think you need to post some sample data and a description of what your trying to do. Mike "Nastech" wrote: hi, not sure if need use of MOD, or INDEX / OFFSET.. I have 10 double columns of data, but only need the 1st col to figure into a portion of a formula. (specifically, FE - FX), have a fixed cell where designating number of columns to offset: $C$2 not sure how to apply, but think MOD is needed? thanks |
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help with MOD()
sorry, see 2nd error in item I was describing, if using this as an example:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(COLUMN($FE9:$FX9),2)=MOD(COLUMN($FX9),2)),$FE 9:$AJ9,$FF9:$FW9) should say: (AJ should be FX, ($FX9),2 should be ($FE9,2 =SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(COLUMN($FE9:$FX9),2)=MOD(COLUMN($FE9),2)),$FE 9:$FX9,$FF9:$FW9) "Mike H" wrote: Hi, I think you need to post some sample data and a description of what your trying to do. Mike "Nastech" wrote: hi, not sure if need use of MOD, or INDEX / OFFSET.. I have 10 double columns of data, but only need the 1st col to figure into a portion of a formula. (specifically, FE - FX), have a fixed cell where designating number of columns to offset: $C$2 not sure how to apply, but think MOD is needed? thanks |
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