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![]() Hello all, this forum has been really helpful so far, but i have a new problem; I have a worksheet that claculates lots of different things for a single day, i have a second sheet which im using to compare some of the things the first is calculating, but i dont want to have to manually copy information from each cell to the right cell on the other sheet. what im looking for is some kind of function (i assume it will have to be logic based) which will tell me what the results of a cell would be when the date is increased by one day eg; =E12 IF (date value+1),E12,"" where E12 would be the information i want to show, i cant seem to make IF statements function in this way so any help would be much appreciated, i basically need a formula which will incrimentally increase the date value. hope someone can help thanks in advance Owen -- owen080808 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ owen080808's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32984 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=533155 |
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What is the formula in E12?
How is it related to today's date? TIA -- AP "owen080808" a écrit dans le message de ... Hello all, this forum has been really helpful so far, but i have a new problem; I have a worksheet that claculates lots of different things for a single day, i have a second sheet which im using to compare some of the things the first is calculating, but i dont want to have to manually copy information from each cell to the right cell on the other sheet. what im looking for is some kind of function (i assume it will have to be logic based) which will tell me what the results of a cell would be when the date is increased by one day eg; =E12 IF (date value+1),E12,"" where E12 would be the information i want to show, i cant seem to make IF statements function in this way so any help would be much appreciated, i basically need a formula which will incrimentally increase the date value. hope someone can help thanks in advance Owen -- owen080808 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ owen080808's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32984 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=533155 |
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![]() it gets worse before it gets better im afraid... the formula in E12 is using information of what hour of the year we are in (obtained from the date input) to look up a table of data for the whole year, select the last 7 days, averaging the value from the past week and display it along with std dev etc as a prediction of what will happen in the coming day. what i need is for the prediction to use the first seven days from the table for the year and thereafter use the averaged predictions as input to the formula for the value in E12 which will hopefully show that with this 'back referencing' the system will converge upon an optimum supply meets demand solution upon explaining it now i am very worried that it may just throw back a circular argument error at me but i need to try (its rather important :( ). i hope this makes it a little clearer and that someone out there has a suggestion! thanks Owen -- owen080808 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ owen080808's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32984 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=533155 |
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It's getting a bit clearer.
Why don't you use another cell (say E13) with the same formula as E12, except it does not search de las 7 days, but uses the (fixed) first 7 days of the table. I may be completely wrong in my assumptions. You could upload your workbook on http://cjoint.com to make it clearer HTH -- AP "owen080808" a écrit dans le message de ... it gets worse before it gets better im afraid... the formula in E12 is using information of what hour of the year we are in (obtained from the date input) to look up a table of data for the whole year, select the last 7 days, averaging the value from the past week and display it along with std dev etc as a prediction of what will happen in the coming day. what i need is for the prediction to use the first seven days from the table for the year and thereafter use the averaged predictions as input to the formula for the value in E12 which will hopefully show that with this 'back referencing' the system will converge upon an optimum supply meets demand solution upon explaining it now i am very worried that it may just throw back a circular argument error at me but i need to try (its rather important :( ). i hope this makes it a little clearer and that someone out there has a suggestion! thanks Owen -- owen080808 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ owen080808's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32984 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=533155 |
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![]() Ok thanks for the suggestion, i put the file up (it is quite large) at http://cjoint.com/?epwj1CpJy6 what im trying to do, now that you can see the workbook is have the information from the calculations sheet fed into the information feedback sheet in the electrical/thermal demand sections. What then happens is the learning adjustments are used to make predictions. this all works at the moment. I now want to compare the data from the calculations sheet to what would happen if the predictions could be fed back into the supply sections of the information feedback sheet, so i set up the sheet for case study 1 power data, with the aim of being able to show (and eventually graph) the list from the calculations sheet next to what would happen if it used to predictions to converge on a solution. i hope this helps, its getting a bit beyond me now if you could solve this one, you would be my god! cheers Owen -- owen080808 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ owen080808's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32984 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=533155 |
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The upload to cjoint did not work. Maybe your file is over 500Kb
Could you zip it? "owen080808" a écrit dans le message de ... Ok thanks for the suggestion, i put the file up (it is quite large) at http://cjoint.com/?epwj1CpJy6 what im trying to do, now that you can see the workbook is have the information from the calculations sheet fed into the information feedback sheet in the electrical/thermal demand sections. What then happens is the learning adjustments are used to make predictions. this all works at the moment. I now want to compare the data from the calculations sheet to what would happen if the predictions could be fed back into the supply sections of the information feedback sheet, so i set up the sheet for case study 1 power data, with the aim of being able to show (and eventually graph) the list from the calculations sheet next to what would happen if it used to predictions to converge on a solution. i hope this helps, its getting a bit beyond me now if you could solve this one, you would be my god! cheers Owen -- owen080808 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ owen080808's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32984 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=533155 |
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Forget cjoint.
Mail it to Regards, -- AP "owen080808" a écrit dans le message de ... Ok thanks for the suggestion, i put the file up (it is quite large) at http://cjoint.com/?epwj1CpJy6 what im trying to do, now that you can see the workbook is have the information from the calculations sheet fed into the information feedback sheet in the electrical/thermal demand sections. What then happens is the learning adjustments are used to make predictions. this all works at the moment. I now want to compare the data from the calculations sheet to what would happen if the predictions could be fed back into the supply sections of the information feedback sheet, so i set up the sheet for case study 1 power data, with the aim of being able to show (and eventually graph) the list from the calculations sheet next to what would happen if it used to predictions to converge on a solution. i hope this helps, its getting a bit beyond me now if you could solve this one, you would be my god! cheers Owen -- owen080808 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ owen080808's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32984 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=533155 |
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