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Question about multiple data sources
I have a spreadsheet which I am pretty much finished with as far as the cell
formulas are concerned, but now there has been a wrench thrown in the works. I have a pretty simple data set that my calculations are based on. Column A is date, B is temperature, C is humidity, and D is pressure. The calculations are all based on these 4 criteria. My problem is that now I am faced with about 30 data sets to run these calcs for. They are all in CSV files which I can use as is, or convert to XLS files. My question is: is there a way to use the main spreadsheet with all the calculations and "call" one of the data sets in to the main spreadsheet? I don't know if a pivot table would do this or not, as I haven't done much with them, but I can learn. I want to be able to basically pick one of the data sets, run the macro to do the calculations, and then save the output as a web page. All the data calculations end up on one sheet for each data set. Having all of the data sets in one spreadsheet probably isn't a good option either. These data sets are up to 5000 rows, but at the most 4 columns. Any help is appreciated. Chris |
Question about multiple data sources
Hi,
Please send your file to me and I may be able to create a utility to process the data. - Mark See my other stuff at: http://www.geocities.com/excelmarksway -----Original Message----- I have a spreadsheet which I am pretty much finished with as far as the cell formulas are concerned, but now there has been a wrench thrown in the works. I have a pretty simple data set that my calculations are based on. Column A is date, B is temperature, C is humidity, and D is pressure. The calculations are all based on these 4 criteria. My problem is that now I am faced with about 30 data sets to run these calcs for. They are all in CSV files which I can use as is, or convert to XLS files. My question is: is there a way to use the main spreadsheet with all the calculations and "call" one of the data sets in to the main spreadsheet? I don't know if a pivot table would do this or not, as I haven't done much with them, but I can learn. I want to be able to basically pick one of the data sets, run the macro to do the calculations, and then save the output as a web page. All the data calculations end up on one sheet for each data set. Having all of the data sets in one spreadsheet probably isn't a good option either. These data sets are up to 5000 rows, but at the most 4 columns. Any help is appreciated. Chris . |
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