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Divide one range with another
Hello,
is there a way in VBA to perform elementwise division on two ranges of numbers, say A1:B10 and C1:D10? I.e. A1/C1, A2/C2, ... Thanks, J |
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Divide one range with another
Josip,
Yes tha's possible but your question isn't very clear. What are the ranges and how do you want the answers produced to be presented. This divides column A by column C and prints the answer to the immediate window On Error Resume Next For x = 1 To 10 Debug.Print Cells(x, 1) / Cells(x, 3) Next End Sub Mike "Josip" wrote: Hello, is there a way in VBA to perform elementwise division on two ranges of numbers, say A1:B10 and C1:D10? I.e. A1/C1, A2/C2, ... Thanks, J |
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Thank you,
sorry if I was a bit unclear. So, the problem is that I have two sets of ranges, e.g.: 1. Columns A and B, rows 1 to 10. 2. Columns C and D, rows 1 to 10. And I want to store this data in a Range variable for later use. Would it be possible to use something like this: "Set myRange = Cells(1, 1).Resize(2, 10) / Cells(3, 1).Resize(2, 10)" Ok, that does not work, but something like that? Or do I need to use those fore claues? On Sep 24, 11:25*am, Mike H wrote: Josip, Yes tha's possible but your question isn't very clear. What are the ranges and how do you want the answers produced to be presented. This divides column A by column C and prints the answer to the immediate window On Error Resume Next For x = 1 To 10 Debug.Print Cells(x, 1) / Cells(x, 3) Next End Sub Mike "Josip" wrote: Hello, is there a way in VBA to perform elementwise division on two ranges of numbers, say A1:B10 and C1:D10? I.e. A1/C1, A2/C2, ... Thanks, J |
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Hi,
Try this For Each c In Range("A1:a10") c.Offset(, 4).Value = (c + c.Offset(, 1)) / (c.Offset(, 2) + c.Offset(, 3)) Next Mike "Josip" wrote: Thank you, sorry if I was a bit unclear. So, the problem is that I have two sets of ranges, e.g.: 1. Columns A and B, rows 1 to 10. 2. Columns C and D, rows 1 to 10. And I want to store this data in a Range variable for later use. Would it be possible to use something like this: "Set myRange = Cells(1, 1).Resize(2, 10) / Cells(3, 1).Resize(2, 10)" Ok, that does not work, but something like that? Or do I need to use those fore claues? On Sep 24, 11:25 am, Mike H wrote: Josip, Yes tha's possible but your question isn't very clear. What are the ranges and how do you want the answers produced to be presented. This divides column A by column C and prints the answer to the immediate window On Error Resume Next For x = 1 To 10 Debug.Print Cells(x, 1) / Cells(x, 3) Next End Sub Mike "Josip" wrote: Hello, is there a way in VBA to perform elementwise division on two ranges of numbers, say A1:B10 and C1:D10? I.e. A1/C1, A2/C2, ... Thanks, J |
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Divide one range with another
Thank you very much,
c.Offset(, 4).Value = c / c.Offset(, 2) worked perfectly for my needs. On Sep 24, 12:49*pm, Mike H wrote: Hi, Try this For Each c In Range("A1:a10") c.Offset(, 4).Value = (c + c.Offset(, 1)) / (c.Offset(, 2) + c.Offset(, 3)) Next Mike "Josip" wrote: Thank you, sorry if I was a bit unclear. So, the problem is that I have two sets of ranges, e.g.: 1. Columns A and B, rows 1 to 10. 2. Columns C and D, rows 1 to 10. And I want to store this data in a Range variable for later use. Would it be possible to use something like this: "Set myRange = Cells(1, 1).Resize(2, 10) / Cells(3, 1).Resize(2, 10)" Ok, that does not work, but something like that? Or do I need to use those fore claues? On Sep 24, 11:25 am, Mike H wrote: Josip, Yes tha's possible but your question isn't very clear. What are the ranges and how do you want the answers produced to be presented. This divides column A by column C and prints the answer to the immediate window On Error Resume Next For x = 1 To 10 Debug.Print Cells(x, 1) / Cells(x, 3) Next End Sub Mike "Josip" wrote: Hello, is there a way in VBA to perform elementwise division on two ranges of numbers, say A1:B10 and C1:D10? I.e. A1/C1, A2/C2, ... Thanks, J |
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Divide one range with another
Glad i could help and thanks for the feedback
"Josip" wrote: Thank you very much, c.Offset(, 4).Value = c / c.Offset(, 2) worked perfectly for my needs. On Sep 24, 12:49 pm, Mike H wrote: Hi, Try this For Each c In Range("A1:a10") c.Offset(, 4).Value = (c + c.Offset(, 1)) / (c.Offset(, 2) + c.Offset(, 3)) Next Mike "Josip" wrote: Thank you, sorry if I was a bit unclear. So, the problem is that I have two sets of ranges, e.g.: 1. Columns A and B, rows 1 to 10. 2. Columns C and D, rows 1 to 10. And I want to store this data in a Range variable for later use. Would it be possible to use something like this: "Set myRange = Cells(1, 1).Resize(2, 10) / Cells(3, 1).Resize(2, 10)" Ok, that does not work, but something like that? Or do I need to use those fore claues? On Sep 24, 11:25 am, Mike H wrote: Josip, Yes tha's possible but your question isn't very clear. What are the ranges and how do you want the answers produced to be presented. This divides column A by column C and prints the answer to the immediate window On Error Resume Next For x = 1 To 10 Debug.Print Cells(x, 1) / Cells(x, 3) Next End Sub Mike "Josip" wrote: Hello, is there a way in VBA to perform elementwise division on two ranges of numbers, say A1:B10 and C1:D10? I.e. A1/C1, A2/C2, ... Thanks, J |
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Divide one range with another
Actuall, one more thing. Is it possible to store these results in a
Range variable and not justi in cells determined by the offset(,4)? On Sep 24, 1:04*pm, Josip wrote: Thank you very much, c.Offset(, 4).Value = c / c.Offset(, 2) worked perfectly for my needs. On Sep 24, 12:49*pm, Mike H wrote: Hi, Try this For Each c In Range("A1:a10") c.Offset(, 4).Value = (c + c.Offset(, 1)) / (c.Offset(, 2) + c.Offset(, 3)) Next Mike "Josip" wrote: Thank you, sorry if I was a bit unclear. So, the problem is that I have two sets of ranges, e.g.: 1. Columns A and B, rows 1 to 10. 2. Columns C and D, rows 1 to 10. And I want to store this data in a Range variable for later use. Would it be possible to use something like this: "Set myRange = Cells(1, 1).Resize(2, 10) / Cells(3, 1).Resize(2, 10)" Ok, that does not work, but something like that? Or do I need to use those fore claues? On Sep 24, 11:25 am, Mike H wrote: Josip, Yes tha's possible but your question isn't very clear. What are the ranges and how do you want the answers produced to be presented. This divides column A by column C and prints the answer to the immediate window On Error Resume Next For x = 1 To 10 Debug.Print Cells(x, 1) / Cells(x, 3) Next End Sub Mike "Josip" wrote: Hello, is there a way in VBA to perform elementwise division on two ranges of numbers, say A1:B10 and C1:D10? I.e. A1/C1, A2/C2, ... Thanks, J |
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Divide one range with another
Unless you need the result in VBA for other reasons
=SUM(A1:B10/C1:D10) Array enter with Ctrl-Shift-Enter Regards, Peter T "Josip" wrote in message ... Hello, is there a way in VBA to perform elementwise division on two ranges of numbers, say A1:B10 and C1:D10? I.e. A1/C1, A2/C2, ... Thanks, J |
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