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In range of data I need to find jthe largest numerical movement in one
direction without (x) retrace. (x in this case being a specified whole number) Please help with a formula or direct me to where I could find this information. Using Excel 2007 For example: in range of numerical data, the largest directional integer movement was 300 before the data moved 25 in reverse. Example 2: The largest directional integer movement was 224 before the data moved 30 in reverse. |
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Assuming you have a column of numerical integer data in column B,
In C2, enter =ABS(B2-B1) to calculate the magnitude of the difference between them, then, in another cell, enter =LARGE(C2:C26,5) where C2:C26 is your data range, and your looking for the 5th largest number. -- Anne Murray "DouglasinHawaii" wrote: In range of data I need to find jthe largest numerical movement in one direction without (x) retrace. (x in this case being a specified whole number) Please help with a formula or direct me to where I could find this information. Using Excel 2007 For example: in range of numerical data, the largest directional integer movement was 300 before the data moved 25 in reverse. Example 2: The largest directional integer movement was 224 before the data moved 30 in reverse. |
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