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Hi,
I have 2 worksheets. When I type 150 in worksheet #1, I want excell to lookup the value from worksheet #2 that correspond to 150 (and return those values in Worksheet #1). Since there is no 150 (in worksheet #2), I want it to give the corresponding value in column B and C by averaging (In this case the answer needs to be 15 and 47.5 respectively in column B and C) or if I enter 175 then it should give me 17.5 and 53.75. Thanks very much for your help. Worksheet #2 100 10 30 200 20 60 300 30 90 |
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You'll have to say what algorithm you're wanting to use to interpolate
(since you obviously don't want to simply average. 15 would indicate a linear interpolation for column B with an entry of 150, but a linear interpolation of column C would be 45, not 47.5. Likewise a linear interpolation of column C for an entry of 175 would be 52.5, not 53.75. In article , "omer" wrote: Hi, I have 2 worksheets. When I type 150 in worksheet #1, I want excell to lookup the value from worksheet #2 that correspond to 150 (and return those values in Worksheet #1). Since there is no 150 (in worksheet #2), I want it to give the corresponding value in column B and C by averaging (In this case the answer needs to be 15 and 47.5 respectively in column B and C) or if I enter 175 then it should give me 17.5 and 53.75. Thanks very much for your help. Worksheet #2 100 10 30 200 20 60 300 30 90 |
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JE,
How do you use the interpolate function in excell? Thx "JE McGimpsey" wrote: You'll have to say what algorithm you're wanting to use to interpolate (since you obviously don't want to simply average. 15 would indicate a linear interpolation for column B with an entry of 150, but a linear interpolation of column C would be 45, not 47.5. Likewise a linear interpolation of column C for an entry of 175 would be 52.5, not 53.75. In article , "omer" wrote: Hi, I have 2 worksheets. When I type 150 in worksheet #1, I want excell to lookup the value from worksheet #2 that correspond to 150 (and return those values in Worksheet #1). Since there is no 150 (in worksheet #2), I want it to give the corresponding value in column B and C by averaging (In this case the answer needs to be 15 and 47.5 respectively in column B and C) or if I enter 175 then it should give me 17.5 and 53.75. Thanks very much for your help. Worksheet #2 100 10 30 200 20 60 300 30 90 |
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There is no interpolate function in XL, though if you have two points,
you can use TREND(). I commented because I couldn't understand how you got your sample results - they weren't straight linear interpolation. In article , "omer" wrote: How do you use the interpolate function in excell? |
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