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Being new to the more technical aspects of Excel can anyone point me in the
right direction. I want to compile a tree volume calculation table. Example A1 is diameter B1 Is Height C1 Number of trees D1 Taper Value (which differs according to diameter) E1 Tree Volume What i want to do is by selecting a diameter it will automatically select a taper figure. I have all the input calculations just need some guidance knowing that it probably too involved for a complete forum answer; Thanks |
MACRO ?
You need a table of two columns and a vlookup formula.
The left column of the table is the diameter (sorted in ascending order) second column is the corresponding taper value Say you are going to enter them in sheet2 A1 to B20 The vlookup formula will be in cell D1 =vlookup(A1,sheet2!$A$1:$B$20,2,false) where A1 is the diameter and 2 indicates to look up the value in the second column of the table. you can extend this down the D column as far as you need to. entering the table in sheet2 avoids any problems of having to add or delete rows in sheet1 By the way is there any correlation between the diameter and the taper that could be translated in a formula? -- Greetings from New Zealand Bill K "lochrist" wrote in message ... Being new to the more technical aspects of Excel can anyone point me in the right direction. I want to compile a tree volume calculation table. Example A1 is diameter B1 Is Height C1 Number of trees D1 Taper Value (which differs according to diameter) E1 Tree Volume What i want to do is by selecting a diameter it will automatically select a taper figure. I have all the input calculations just need some guidance knowing that it probably too involved for a complete forum answer; Thanks |
MACRO ?
Thanks Bill for your reply, i will play around with this and see what happens.
Yes there is a formula concerning the taper tarif we use.Can i send it to you in an email with a worksheet example? Many thanks Pete "Bill Kuunders" wrote: You need a table of two columns and a vlookup formula. The left column of the table is the diameter (sorted in ascending order) second column is the corresponding taper value Say you are going to enter them in sheet2 A1 to B20 The vlookup formula will be in cell D1 =vlookup(A1,sheet2!$A$1:$B$20,2,false) where A1 is the diameter and 2 indicates to look up the value in the second column of the table. you can extend this down the D column as far as you need to. entering the table in sheet2 avoids any problems of having to add or delete rows in sheet1 By the way is there any correlation between the diameter and the taper that could be translated in a formula? -- Greetings from New Zealand Bill K "lochrist" wrote in message ... Being new to the more technical aspects of Excel can anyone point me in the right direction. I want to compile a tree volume calculation table. Example A1 is diameter B1 Is Height C1 Number of trees D1 Taper Value (which differs according to diameter) E1 Tree Volume What i want to do is by selecting a diameter it will automatically select a taper figure. I have all the input calculations just need some guidance knowing that it probably too involved for a complete forum answer; Thanks |
MACRO ?
Sure,
Should be possible to put it all into one formula. Bill K "lochrist" wrote in message ... Thanks Bill for your reply, i will play around with this and see what happens. Yes there is a formula concerning the taper tarif we use.Can i send it to you in an email with a worksheet example? Many thanks Pete "Bill Kuunders" wrote: You need a table of two columns and a vlookup formula. The left column of the table is the diameter (sorted in ascending order) second column is the corresponding taper value Say you are going to enter them in sheet2 A1 to B20 The vlookup formula will be in cell D1 =vlookup(A1,sheet2!$A$1:$B$20,2,false) where A1 is the diameter and 2 indicates to look up the value in the second column of the table. you can extend this down the D column as far as you need to. entering the table in sheet2 avoids any problems of having to add or delete rows in sheet1 By the way is there any correlation between the diameter and the taper that could be translated in a formula? -- Greetings from New Zealand Bill K "lochrist" wrote in message ... Being new to the more technical aspects of Excel can anyone point me in the right direction. I want to compile a tree volume calculation table. Example A1 is diameter B1 Is Height C1 Number of trees D1 Taper Value (which differs according to diameter) E1 Tree Volume What i want to do is by selecting a diameter it will automatically select a taper figure. I have all the input calculations just need some guidance knowing that it probably too involved for a complete forum answer; Thanks |
MACRO ?
Hi Bill, only just seen your reply. Can you provide e mail so that i can
send example work sheet +formulas. Thanks Pete "Bill Kuunders" wrote: Sure, Should be possible to put it all into one formula. Bill K "lochrist" wrote in message ... Thanks Bill for your reply, i will play around with this and see what happens. Yes there is a formula concerning the taper tarif we use.Can i send it to you in an email with a worksheet example? Many thanks Pete "Bill Kuunders" wrote: You need a table of two columns and a vlookup formula. The left column of the table is the diameter (sorted in ascending order) second column is the corresponding taper value Say you are going to enter them in sheet2 A1 to B20 The vlookup formula will be in cell D1 =vlookup(A1,sheet2!$A$1:$B$20,2,false) where A1 is the diameter and 2 indicates to look up the value in the second column of the table. you can extend this down the D column as far as you need to. entering the table in sheet2 avoids any problems of having to add or delete rows in sheet1 By the way is there any correlation between the diameter and the taper that could be translated in a formula? -- Greetings from New Zealand Bill K "lochrist" wrote in message ... Being new to the more technical aspects of Excel can anyone point me in the right direction. I want to compile a tree volume calculation table. Example A1 is diameter B1 Is Height C1 Number of trees D1 Taper Value (which differs according to diameter) E1 Tree Volume What i want to do is by selecting a diameter it will automatically select a taper figure. I have all the input calculations just need some guidance knowing that it probably too involved for a complete forum answer; Thanks |
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