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Wasn't sure if this was an access or excel question but here it goes:
Situation: In an Access database (A2k) I have a recordset containing 85,000 records of which I want to pass an array to Excel to calculate the 90th percentile. Excel (XL2003) can only tolerate 65536 rows of data. Question: Can I split the data into two columns and pass both columns as an array to Excel? I'm not sure how would I reference the arguments for the function without getting an invalid arguments error if there are two columns? Here's what I have for one column: Result = appXL.Percentile((varArray()), 0.9) Thanks for taking the time to help me out... dale |
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