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Excel programming - scanning values, populating cells - please hel
Hello
Please help. I'm trying to program Excel to run down a column of values, taking values that are over average(values) + stdev(values) and populating another worksheet with the adjacent reference for these values. for example If I have company registration numbers in one column and their credit risk rating in another column. I want excel to populate another worksheet with the company names that have a credit risk rating which is above average(values) + stdev(values). I can do this manually, but I want add a button so that my colleagues can perform the same action with exactly the same result. Any hints would be much appreciated and I would be will to make a donation Many thanks in advance, Nick |
Excel programming - scanning values, populating cells - please hel
Nick,
The best solution would be to insert a column of formulas =B2(AVERAGE(B:B)+STDEV(B:B)) and then use Data Filter Autofilter and select TRUE for that column. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Nick" wrote in message ... Hello Please help. I'm trying to program Excel to run down a column of values, taking values that are over average(values) + stdev(values) and populating another worksheet with the adjacent reference for these values. for example If I have company registration numbers in one column and their credit risk rating in another column. I want excel to populate another worksheet with the company names that have a credit risk rating which is above average(values) + stdev(values). I can do this manually, but I want add a button so that my colleagues can perform the same action with exactly the same result. Any hints would be much appreciated and I would be will to make a donation Many thanks in advance, Nick |
Excel programming - scanning values, populating cells - please
Thanks for this Bernie, however, I'm looking to code a button that will do
this automatically, then return the values into a separte worksheet without having to touch the source data. I have over 6000 entries so I'm worried that autofilter may crop some values or lead to other data handling problems. Essentially I have to present the workbook in such a way that a total novice can filter the values. Any ideas at all? Much appreciated, Nick "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Nick, The best solution would be to insert a column of formulas =B2(AVERAGE(B:B)+STDEV(B:B)) and then use Data Filter Autofilter and select TRUE for that column. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Nick" wrote in message ... Hello Please help. I'm trying to program Excel to run down a column of values, taking values that are over average(values) + stdev(values) and populating another worksheet with the adjacent reference for these values. for example If I have company registration numbers in one column and their credit risk rating in another column. I want excel to populate another worksheet with the company names that have a credit risk rating which is above average(values) + stdev(values). I can do this manually, but I want add a button so that my colleagues can perform the same action with exactly the same result. Any hints would be much appreciated and I would be will to make a donation Many thanks in advance, Nick |
Excel programming - scanning values, populating cells - please hel
Public Sub ProcessData() Const TEST_COLUMN As String = "A" '<=== change to suit Dim i As Long Dim j As Long Dim iLastRow As Long Dim nAve As Double Dim nStdev As Double nAve = Application.Average(Worksheets("Data").Columns(2)) nStdev = Application.StDev(Worksheets("Data").Columns(2)) With Worksheets("Anomalies") .Range("A1").Value = "Company" .Range("B1").Value = "Rating" .Range("C1").Value = "Above Ave?" & vbLf & "(" & Format(nAve, "#,##0.00") & ")" .Range("D1").Value = "Above STDev?" & vbLf & "(" & Format(nStdev, "#,##0.00") & ")" End With j = 1 With Worksheets("Data") iLastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, TEST_COLUMN).End(xlUp).Row For i = 2 To iLastRow 'iLastRow to 1 Step -1 If .Cells(i, "B").Value nAve Or .Cells(i, "B").Value nStdev Then j = j + 1 Worksheets("Anomalies").Cells(j, "A").Value = .Cells(i, TEST_COLUMN).Value Worksheets("Anomalies").Cells(j, "B").Value = .Cells(i, "B").Value End If If .Cells(i, "B").Value nAve Then Worksheets("Anomalies").Cells(j, "C").Value = "Y" End If If .Cells(i, "B").Value nStdev Then Worksheets("Anomalies").Cells(j, "D").Value = "Y" End If Next i End With End Sub -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Nick" wrote in message ... Hello Please help. I'm trying to program Excel to run down a column of values, taking values that are over average(values) + stdev(values) and populating another worksheet with the adjacent reference for these values. for example If I have company registration numbers in one column and their credit risk rating in another column. I want excel to populate another worksheet with the company names that have a credit risk rating which is above average(values) + stdev(values). I can do this manually, but I want add a button so that my colleagues can perform the same action with exactly the same result. Any hints would be much appreciated and I would be will to make a donation Many thanks in advance, Nick |
Excel programming - scanning values, populating cells - please
Nick,
You could use the same formula, and then use a Pivot Table based on the data set but on another sheet, and use the column with the formula as the first row field, set to TRUE - otherwise, try Bob Philip's macro. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Nick" wrote in message ... Thanks for this Bernie, however, I'm looking to code a button that will do this automatically, then return the values into a separte worksheet without having to touch the source data. I have over 6000 entries so I'm worried that autofilter may crop some values or lead to other data handling problems. Essentially I have to present the workbook in such a way that a total novice can filter the values. Any ideas at all? Much appreciated, Nick "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Nick, The best solution would be to insert a column of formulas =B2(AVERAGE(B:B)+STDEV(B:B)) and then use Data Filter Autofilter and select TRUE for that column. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Nick" wrote in message ... Hello Please help. I'm trying to program Excel to run down a column of values, taking values that are over average(values) + stdev(values) and populating another worksheet with the adjacent reference for these values. for example If I have company registration numbers in one column and their credit risk rating in another column. I want excel to populate another worksheet with the company names that have a credit risk rating which is above average(values) + stdev(values). I can do this manually, but I want add a button so that my colleagues can perform the same action with exactly the same result. Any hints would be much appreciated and I would be will to make a donation Many thanks in advance, Nick |
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