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ChrisM

Mode between two serial dates/times
 
Hi all,

I have two spreadsheets. The first spreadsheet contains two columns, one for
start date/time (in serial format) and the second for stop date/time (in
serial format).

The second spreadsheet contains two columns. One containing a serial
date/time and the other containing a meteorological value (eg. temperature).

I want Excel to read the start and stop date/time from the first spreadhseet
and then search the second spreadsheet for all temperature values which were
recorded during this time frame.

Lastly, I want Excel to determine the MODE of these values.

Is this possible using a single Excel function?? Or will I have to use many
nested functions?? Would it be easier to use VBA and if so where would I
start?? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Chris



Biff

Mode between two serial dates/times
 
Hi!

I have two spreadsheets.


Does that mean you have 2 separate files or does that mean you have 2
worksheets in 1 file?

Biff

"ChrisM" wrote in message
...
Hi all,

I have two spreadsheets. The first spreadsheet contains two columns, one
for
start date/time (in serial format) and the second for stop date/time (in
serial format).

The second spreadsheet contains two columns. One containing a serial
date/time and the other containing a meteorological value (eg.
temperature).

I want Excel to read the start and stop date/time from the first
spreadhseet
and then search the second spreadsheet for all temperature values which
were
recorded during this time frame.

Lastly, I want Excel to determine the MODE of these values.

Is this possible using a single Excel function?? Or will I have to use
many
nested functions?? Would it be easier to use VBA and if so where would I
start?? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Chris






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