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Creating a count variable for interpolation
Hi,
I have an enormous worksheet that I'm working with. Here' s a very small part of it (immigration data): A B C D 1 lag_year total_stock afghan_stock argentina_stock 2 1996 21631601 26988 97422 3 1997 23526859 4 1998 25422116 5 1999 27317374 6 2000 29212631 7 2001 31107889 8 2002 31916574 9 2003 32725260 10 2004 33533945 11 2005 34279584 48093 185144 As you can see I have data from 1996 and 2005 and want to interpolate the values in between. Now this matrix is 573x200, so creating a new column for the interpol() func for every country (and state) is a little out of the question. So, I figure I can write a function like: "C3=C2+1*((C11-C2)/(A11-A2))." This works fine, but when I drag, the only thing I want to change is the '1', to a 2. So, C4=C2+2*((C11-C2)/(A11-A2)), and so on. Then I want to be able to drag across columns so I get "D3=C2+1*((D11-D2)/(A11-A2))" and so on. I've tried inserted a '!' like you would in SAS, but it doesn't work. I'm not real familiar with VBA, but I have a feeling that's the way to go. I thank you greatly for any help you can provide. Graciously, Matt Hall Penn State |
Creating a count variable for interpolation
The data didn't turn out well. The first column (A) is lag_year, the
second (B)is total_stock, the third (C) is afghan_stock, and the fourth (D) is argentina_stock. Thanks |
Creating a count variable for interpolation
=$C$2+row($A1)*((C$11-C$2)/($A$11-$A$2))
Use a dollar sign to fix the part of the range reference you want to not change. $A1 fixes the column A$1 fixes the row $A$1 fixes the row and column -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ups.com... Hi, I have an enormous worksheet that I'm working with. Here' s a very small part of it (immigration data): A B C D 1 lag_year total_stock afghan_stock argentina_stock 2 1996 21631601 26988 97422 3 1997 23526859 4 1998 25422116 5 1999 27317374 6 2000 29212631 7 2001 31107889 8 2002 31916574 9 2003 32725260 10 2004 33533945 11 2005 34279584 48093 185144 As you can see I have data from 1996 and 2005 and want to interpolate the values in between. Now this matrix is 573x200, so creating a new column for the interpol() func for every country (and state) is a little out of the question. So, I figure I can write a function like: "C3=C2+1*((C11-C2)/(A11-A2))." This works fine, but when I drag, the only thing I want to change is the '1', to a 2. So, C4=C2+2*((C11-C2)/(A11-A2)), and so on. Then I want to be able to drag across columns so I get "D3=C2+1*((D11-D2)/(A11-A2))" and so on. I've tried inserted a '!' like you would in SAS, but it doesn't work. I'm not real familiar with VBA, but I have a feeling that's the way to go. I thank you greatly for any help you can provide. Graciously, Matt Hall Penn State |
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