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I'd like to take the average of all possible combinations of an array
and get the average of each set of permutations. I will specify how many permutions per set. Ultimately I will then look at the the percentage of these averages above or below a certain number. I've got some code below that will list all the permutations, however I have to add them together and then divide by the number of each set. I don't really know VBA, maybe someone can help with this. Also this code puts the results in a new worksheet. I would like this to allways put the results in the same worksheet, say worksheet two after first deleting any existing data. Again thanks in advance. The code is below: Option Explicit Dim vAllItems As Variant Dim Buffer() As String Dim BufferPtr As Long Dim Results As Worksheet ' ' Myrna Larson, July 25, 2000, Microsoft.Public.Excel.Misc Sub ListPermutationsOrCombinations() Dim Rng As Range Dim PopSize As Integer Dim SetSize As Integer Dim Which As String Dim n As Double Const BufferSize As Long = 4096 Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1").Select Set Rng = Selection.Columns(1).Cells If Rng.Cells.Count = 1 Then Set Rng = Range(Rng, Rng.End(xlDown)) End If PopSize = Rng.Cells.Count - 2 If PopSize < 2 Then GoTo DataError SetSize = Rng.Cells(2).Value If SetSize PopSize Then GoTo DataError Which = UCase$(Rng.Cells(1).Value) Select Case Which Case "C" n = Application.WorksheetFunction.Combin(PopSize, SetSize) Case "P" n = Application.WorksheetFunction.Permut(PopSize, SetSize) Case Else GoTo DataError End Select If n Cells.Count Then GoTo DataError Application.ScreenUpdating = False Set Results = Worksheets.Add vAllItems = Rng.Offset(2, 0).Resize(PopSize).Value ReDim Buffer(1 To BufferSize) As String BufferPtr = 0 If Which = "C" Then AddCombination PopSize, SetSize Else AddPermutation PopSize, SetSize End If vAllItems = 0 Application.ScreenUpdating = True Exit Sub DataError: If n = 0 Then Which = "Enter your data in a vertical range of at least 4 cells." _ & String$(2, 10) _ & "Top cell must contain the letter C or P, 2nd cell is the Number" _ & "of items in a subset, the cells below are the values from Which" _ & "the subset is to be chosen." Else Which = "This requires " & Format$(n, "#,##0") & _ " cells, more than are available on the worksheet!" End If MsgBox Which, vbOKOnly, "DATA ERROR" Exit Sub End Sub Private Sub AddPermutation(Optional PopSize As Integer = 0, _ Optional SetSize As Integer = 0, _ Optional NextMember As Integer = 0) Static iPopSize As Integer Static iSetSize As Integer Static SetMembers() As Integer Static Used() As Integer Dim i As Integer If PopSize < 0 Then iPopSize = PopSize iSetSize = SetSize ReDim SetMembers(1 To iSetSize) As Integer ReDim Used(1 To iPopSize) As Integer NextMember = 1 End If For i = 1 To iPopSize If Used(i) = 0 Then SetMembers(NextMember) = i If NextMember < iSetSize Then Used(i) = True AddPermutation , , NextMember + 1 Used(i) = False Else SavePermutation SetMembers() End If End If Next i If NextMember = 1 Then SavePermutation SetMembers(), True Erase SetMembers Erase Used End If End Sub 'AddPermutation Private Sub AddCombination(Optional PopSize As Integer = 0, _ Optional SetSize As Integer = 0, _ Optional NextMember As Integer = 0, _ Optional NextItem As Integer = 0) Static iPopSize As Integer Static iSetSize As Integer Static SetMembers() As Integer Dim i As Integer If PopSize < 0 Then iPopSize = PopSize iSetSize = SetSize ReDim SetMembers(1 To iSetSize) As Integer NextMember = 1 NextItem = 1 End If For i = NextItem To iPopSize SetMembers(NextMember) = i If NextMember < iSetSize Then AddCombination , , NextMember + 1, i + 1 Else SavePermutation SetMembers() End If Next i If NextMember = 1 Then SavePermutation SetMembers(), True Erase SetMembers End If End Sub 'AddCombination Private Sub SavePermutation(ItemsChosen() As Integer, _ Optional FlushBuffer As Boolean = False) Dim i As Integer, sValue As String Static RowNum As Long, ColNum As Long If RowNum = 0 Then RowNum = 1 If ColNum = 0 Then ColNum = 1 If FlushBuffer = True Or BufferPtr = UBound(Buffer()) Then If BufferPtr 0 Then If (RowNum + BufferPtr - 1) Rows.Count Then RowNum = 1 ColNum = ColNum + 1 If ColNum 256 Then Exit Sub End If Results.Cells(RowNum, ColNum).Resize(BufferPtr, 1).Value _ = Application.WorksheetFunction.Transpose(Buffer()) RowNum = RowNum + BufferPtr End If BufferPtr = 0 If FlushBuffer = True Then Erase Buffer RowNum = 0 ColNum = 0 Exit Sub Else ReDim Buffer(1 To UBound(Buffer)) End If End If 'construct the next set For i = 1 To UBound(ItemsChosen) sValue = sValue & ", " & vAllItems(ItemsChosen(i), 1) Next i 'and save it in the buffer BufferPtr = BufferPtr + 1 Buffer(BufferPtr) = Mid$(sValue, 3) End Sub 'SavePermutation |
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