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Creating a formula to compare 32 sets of data against each other?
I have 32 percentages (A1...A32).
I need to write a formula that will compare each percentage against every other percentage without typing it in over and over again. Please Help |
Creating a formula to compare 32 sets of data against each other?
as specified that will be 16 * 31 comparisons, or do you want a 32*32 grid?
How are you comparing the percentages? e.g a is x% of B? Or A-B ? I assume the percentages are arranged in a column? David F. Cox "Trey" wrote in message ... I have 32 percentages (A1...A32). I need to write a formula that will compare each percentage against every other percentage without typing it in over and over again. Please Help |
Creating a formula to compare 32 sets of data against each other?
Hi Trey,
I need a likee more info. What would you like the comparrison to produce? Greg Trey wrote: I have 32 percentages (A1...A32). I need to write a formula that will compare each percentage against every other percentage without typing it in over and over again. Please Help |
Creating a formula to compare 32 sets of data against each oth
Thanks to both of you for your replies.
The fact that the 32 numbers are percentages is immaterial. It's 32 numbers. I need to write a formula/create a function that will allow me to take each of the 32 numbers and compare them against each other. For ease, let's say the comparison is done by x+y, where x is A1 and y is A2 for the first computation, x is A1 and y is A3 for the second computation, and so on. I just don't want to type out the formula 32! times to account for each matchup. Am I phrasing this poorly? "Greg Glynn" wrote: Hi Trey, I need a likee more info. What would you like the comparrison to produce? Greg Trey wrote: I have 32 percentages (A1...A32). I need to write a formula that will compare each percentage against every other percentage without typing it in over and over again. Please Help |
Creating a formula to compare 32 sets of data against each oth
You mean something like this:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim i As Long Dim j As Long Dim Elements As Long With Range("rngData") Elements = .Rows.Count For i = 1 To Elements For j = 1 To Elements If i < j Then Debug.Print .Cells(i, 1) + .Cells(j, 1) End If Next Next End With End Sub NickHK "Trey" wrote in message ... Thanks to both of you for your replies. The fact that the 32 numbers are percentages is immaterial. It's 32 numbers. I need to write a formula/create a function that will allow me to take each of the 32 numbers and compare them against each other. For ease, let's say the comparison is done by x+y, where x is A1 and y is A2 for the first computation, x is A1 and y is A3 for the second computation, and so on. I just don't want to type out the formula 32! times to account for each matchup. Am I phrasing this poorly? "Greg Glynn" wrote: Hi Trey, I need a likee more info. What would you like the comparrison to produce? Greg Trey wrote: I have 32 percentages (A1...A32). I need to write a formula that will compare each percentage against every other percentage without typing it in over and over again. Please Help |
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