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I need more than 4096 values in the input range of the Fourier Analysis.
Please, help.
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Could you provide more details?

Where is the Fourier Analysis being done (workbook, VBA, other) and by what
(3rd party add-in, your own code, other)?

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I need more than 4096 values in the input range of the Fourier Analysis.
Please, help.



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Hi, Steve.

I use Fourier Analysis from Data Analysis tool pack (ToolsData
AnalysisFourier Analysis). The maximum number of values in the input range
is 4096. (The number of input range values must be an even power of 2).

Regards.

"Steve Dalton" wrote:

Could you provide more details?

Where is the Fourier Analysis being done (workbook, VBA, other) and by what
(3rd party add-in, your own code, other)?

Regards

Steve Dalton


"Ed_Berez" wrote in message
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Hi,
I need more than 4096 values in the input range of the Fourier Analysis.
Please, help.




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In that case, you can't modify the limitations. YOu would have to write your
own function or use a 3rd party add-in.

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wrote:

Hi, Steve.

I use Fourier Analysis from Data Analysis tool pack (ToolsData
AnalysisFourier Analysis). The maximum number of values in the input range
is 4096. (The number of input range values must be an even power of 2).

Regards.

"Steve Dalton" wrote:

Could you provide more details?

Where is the Fourier Analysis being done (workbook, VBA, other) and by what
(3rd party add-in, your own code, other)?

Regards

Steve Dalton


"Ed_Berez" wrote in message
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Hi,
I need more than 4096 values in the input range of the Fourier Analysis.
Please, help.





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Could you please advise me any 3rd party add-in to solve my problem?


"Myrna Larson" wrote:

In that case, you can't modify the limitations. YOu would have to write your
own function or use a 3rd party add-in.

On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 12:09:07 -0800, "Ed_Berez"
wrote:

Hi, Steve.

I use Fourier Analysis from Data Analysis tool pack (ToolsData
AnalysisFourier Analysis). The maximum number of values in the input range
is 4096. (The number of input range values must be an even power of 2).

Regards.

"Steve Dalton" wrote:

Could you provide more details?

Where is the Fourier Analysis being done (workbook, VBA, other) and by what
(3rd party add-in, your own code, other)?

Regards

Steve Dalton


"Ed_Berez" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I need more than 4096 values in the input range of the Fourier Analysis.
Please, help.





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