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Default Cluster analysis


I have the user enter up to 20 locations, to which are associated
coordinates.

I would like Excel to be able to identify groups of locations based on
their proximity to each other.

So if 5 of those "locations" are within a certain distance from one
another, Excel would assign a group number to those 5, and so on with
all 20 locations.

Can anyone point me into the right direction? Is this problem too
difficult for wittle ol' Excel?


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