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Matt,

A _small_ data table showing what you mean, and the result you would expect from the example, would
be of great help in presenting a solution.

I do not want to do the average of all
Mode 1's, rather the individual averages of all cycles.


HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


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Hi all (again),

I have successfully made an array that labels my data into 4 modes. The 4
modes repeat continuously for fifty hours, so my labelarray labeled what mode
I'm in per second.

Now I have the arduous task of doing calculations on the array while it is
in a certain mode cycle. For example, I'd like to take the average of my
TemperatureArray while my LabelArray is in Mode 1 for this cycle and record
that cycle average in a new array. I do not want to do the average of all
Mode 1's, rather the individual averages of all cycles.

I've been sitting here for an hour trying to think of a conceptual way to do
this, but am completely stumped.

Any suggestions??
THANKS!
Matt





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