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Is there a way to do the following without VBA? I want to do matrix
operations (e.g., minverse) on a matrix that consists of non-adjacent columns. I see that I can type in individual numbers separated by ; to create a matrix, but is there some way to select rows or columns and link them in a formula that can be copied and pasted? I have lots of data and would like each Excel column to consist of several columns in a matrix. As an example, one matrix, call it 1X, is {A1:A40, A41:A80, A81:A120, A121:A160} with the commas representing new columns. A separate matrix is A161:A200; call it 1Y. Then cell A201 is mmult(minverse(mmult(transpose(1X),1X)),mmult(Tran spose(1X),1Y)) . I would have another set of matrices in column B with the same cell formula in B201, etc. Thanks! |
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