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Excel macro
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I have one problem. Since I don't know Visual Basic to make a macro hope anyone can help me. I have instrument which collect data and send it to the Excel file This are on-line data. What I want to do is to collect 10 samples (i it's possible to choose how many, this would be better) in a desire time (time interval is not fixed but defined by user). After collectio of all samples I want to calculate average of every sample and write i to another spreadsheet as result. Pleas, hel -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Excel macro
Hi,
The best way is to record a macro (Tools, Macro, Record New Macro) and just do manualy what the macro should do later. Then you can edit the macro usinfg these tips: Define the number of samples is quiet easy, use an input boxlike this Dim NrOffSamples as Integer NrOffSamples = Inputbox ("Enter the number of samples:", "NrOffSamples") On the same way you can set an time interval. "perci " schreef in bericht ... Hi! I have one problem. Since I don't know Visual Basic to make a macro I hope anyone can help me. I have instrument which collect data and send it to the Excel file. This are on-line data. What I want to do is to collect 10 samples (if it's possible to choose how many, this would be better) in a desired time (time interval is not fixed but defined by user). After collection of all samples I want to calculate average of every sample and write it to another spreadsheet as result. Pleas, help --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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