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Hi all,
Let's say I am collecting data for experiments. For each experiments, there are a bunch of data I have to collect$B!'(B 1. Parameters; 2. Variables; 3. Results. Every time I change a few settings and hit the run button, the experiment will run and the results will be recorded. How do I efficiently organize the collected data? Currently, I just copy down a whole bunch of numbers to a 100 x 100 cells in a new sheet. Every time I run the experiment, the results are copied to the 100x100 cells following the previously recorded many 100x100 cells. Is this the best way to do such things? I need some productivity advice... Then the next step is to visualize the changes, for example, changing one parameter will lead to what changes in results, this is the key question I am asking myself. I hope to be able to draw a line to highlight the changes I've made from one 100x100 data block to the next 100x100 data block. This is much like the "trace" feature in formula auditing... How do I do that using EXCEL/VBA? Is this the best way to visualize the results of experiments? Thanks! |
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