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Thank you that worked very well all I needed to do was add one more ( between
the = and the Mod. Thanks again "bpeltzer" wrote: Introduce a helper column J. In j1: =mod(minute(b1),5)). Autofill that through column J. Then autofilter and in column J, select custom, does not equal 0. Delete the rows that remain visible, and you'll have your five-minute samples. "LtFass" wrote: Thanks to all who reply to our sometimes obvious questions. This one has me stumped. I import a converted file from a data recorder that records date, time, flow rate, pressure, and water level. The format goes like this A1 - Date B1 - Time D1/E1 - Flow F1/G1 - Pressure H1/I1 - Water Level The columns do not have headers. The data is recorded every minute. Now for the problem: what I would like to do is delete the rows so that the data is now in five minute intervals. Currently I highlite the rows that I dont need and then delete them however there are generaly 5k to 100k rows. Lots of time! Looking for some ideas or help Thanks Cliff |
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