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I have a 3000 row table that has three columns: Time, Sensor1 and Sensor2.
I need to break this table up into sub tables. I would like each sub table to contain the different blocks of when sensor 1 starts at value of 250 and ends at 302. I am thinking that there should be some kind of function that will return the cell referance of the first cell in list of cells that matches a certian criteria. In my perfect world I would like to past in new raw data over the old raw data on the worksheet and have the sheet automatically adjust. |
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I am thinking that there should be some kind of function
that will return the cell referance of the first cell in list of cells that matches a certian criteria. This will return the cell address of the first instance of 250 in the range A2:A1000: =ADDRESS(MATCH(250,A2:A1000,0)+ROW(A2)-1,COLUMN(A1),4) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Enginerd" wrote in message ... I have a 3000 row table that has three columns: Time, Sensor1 and Sensor2. I need to break this table up into sub tables. I would like each sub table to contain the different blocks of when sensor 1 starts at value of 250 and ends at 302. I am thinking that there should be some kind of function that will return the cell referance of the first cell in list of cells that matches a certian criteria. In my perfect world I would like to past in new raw data over the old raw data on the worksheet and have the sheet automatically adjust. |
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Thanks!! I like your implementation.
"T. Valko" wrote: I am thinking that there should be some kind of function that will return the cell referance of the first cell in list of cells that matches a certian criteria. This will return the cell address of the first instance of 250 in the range A2:A1000: =ADDRESS(MATCH(250,A2:A1000,0)+ROW(A2)-1,COLUMN(A1),4) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Enginerd" wrote in message ... I have a 3000 row table that has three columns: Time, Sensor1 and Sensor2. I need to break this table up into sub tables. I would like each sub table to contain the different blocks of when sensor 1 starts at value of 250 and ends at 302. I am thinking that there should be some kind of function that will return the cell referance of the first cell in list of cells that matches a certian criteria. In my perfect world I would like to past in new raw data over the old raw data on the worksheet and have the sheet automatically adjust. . |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Enginerd" wrote in message ... Thanks!! I like your implementation. "T. Valko" wrote: I am thinking that there should be some kind of function that will return the cell referance of the first cell in list of cells that matches a certian criteria. This will return the cell address of the first instance of 250 in the range A2:A1000: =ADDRESS(MATCH(250,A2:A1000,0)+ROW(A2)-1,COLUMN(A1),4) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Enginerd" wrote in message ... I have a 3000 row table that has three columns: Time, Sensor1 and Sensor2. I need to break this table up into sub tables. I would like each sub table to contain the different blocks of when sensor 1 starts at value of 250 and ends at 302. I am thinking that there should be some kind of function that will return the cell referance of the first cell in list of cells that matches a certian criteria. In my perfect world I would like to past in new raw data over the old raw data on the worksheet and have the sheet automatically adjust. . |
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The below formula will look for the text "a" in column A and return the first
matching cell address..Is that what you are looking for. =ADDRESS(MATCH("a",A:A,0),1) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Enginerd" wrote: I have a 3000 row table that has three columns: Time, Sensor1 and Sensor2. I need to break this table up into sub tables. I would like each sub table to contain the different blocks of when sensor 1 starts at value of 250 and ends at 302. I am thinking that there should be some kind of function that will return the cell referance of the first cell in list of cells that matches a certian criteria. In my perfect world I would like to past in new raw data over the old raw data on the worksheet and have the sheet automatically adjust. |
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Thanks! I never would have thought of combining those two formulas.
"Jacob Skaria" wrote: The below formula will look for the text "a" in column A and return the first matching cell address..Is that what you are looking for. =ADDRESS(MATCH("a",A:A,0),1) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Enginerd" wrote: I have a 3000 row table that has three columns: Time, Sensor1 and Sensor2. I need to break this table up into sub tables. I would like each sub table to contain the different blocks of when sensor 1 starts at value of 250 and ends at 302. I am thinking that there should be some kind of function that will return the cell referance of the first cell in list of cells that matches a certian criteria. In my perfect world I would like to past in new raw data over the old raw data on the worksheet and have the sheet automatically adjust. |
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