I'm try to solve this problem. I have a column with 1000 numbers; from this
array I want to generate an other array with 1000-K elements that is the
result of the ratio between every element N and N+K, (for example if K=8
...B1=A1/A9, B2=A2/A10, B3=A3/A11, etc.). Now, is it possible to use the
content of a single cell where K is stored, to change the "distance" between
the cell ratios? For example if K=20 then B1=A1/A21, B2=A2/A22, B3=A3/A23.
Thank you very much.
Gene
Sandy Mann - 02 Sep 2007 23:08 GMT
With K in C1 use:
=A1/INDIRECT("A"&$C$1)

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> I'm try to solve this problem. I have a column with 1000 numbers; from
> this
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> Thank you very much.
> Gene
Dana DeLouis - 02 Sep 2007 23:15 GMT
Another option:
=A1/OFFSET(A1,k,0)

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> I'm try to solve this problem. I have a column with 1000 numbers; from
> this
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> Thank you very much.
> Gene
Sandy Mann - 02 Sep 2007 23:31 GMT
> Another option:
If you meant another option to mine then no, not another, mine plain doesn't
work!

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Dave Peterson - 02 Sep 2007 23:19 GMT
Another:
=A1/index(A:A,k)
> I'm try to solve this problem. I have a column with 1000 numbers; from this
> array I want to generate an other array with 1000-K elements that is the
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> Thank you very much.
> Gene

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EpsilonRho - 03 Sep 2007 19:13 GMT
Thank you very much for the leads!
Gene