Identify starting points
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Identify starting points
Hi there
I have some data of depth of 10 inputs but I need the calculation to start from single point in each input and ignore the one above : for example the starting point of first input is 1.31 but its depth starts from (0) ...so I need the program to ignore all the data from 0 to 1.31 and starts at 1.31.
the second input d2 has values from 0.5 I need the program to ignore this values and starts from 1.26
so basically it eliminates all the points before the starting points I decided
Prime 10 is attached
also the excel sheet
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Can you answer one question:
In screen grab in post all values of starting point are positive
In your file there are some negative values
Which do we follow?
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why I having this error , did I write it wrongly?
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match as a function by default looks for equal values {you can change this}. This means the depth must be in the CPT to get a match.
I have changed some of your start values to match values in the CPT's. 4.27 for 4.26, 4.15 for 4.14, 4.13 for 4.12.
If you wish to keep starting;z subscript cpt.pos as the values you have that do not appear in CPT's you can add the "geq" greater than or equal in the match function.
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Hi there
The positive values
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terry can you please help me fix this equation ... It will be more accurate if I just substruct them ..
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subscript for two values is i subscript n, one is just i
One other correction I made is to add range_5 to definition of range it was missing. In your sheet range only has nine entries.
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See what I need is something like this forumla : the first start point from the first d ... so it loops twice .. and I should get this answer
I wrote a program , and I get these wrong answer:
can you help fix the program ?
Thanks
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What is the correct output expected?
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Like this one
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In your sheet range is missing range_5. I added it. range in your sheet has nine entries
two values have index values i subscript n and one has index i use same index for all
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Not sure but are you looking for something like shown in the attached file?
I prefer programmed for loops over worksheet range variables...
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Thank you Terry.
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Thank you Werner
