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Team,
I have a range variable and a function of a range variable and I need to combine these into a single matrix.
The matrix would have two columns and 100 rows.
Please see the attached worksheet.
Thanks,
Dr. Atlas
Solved! Go to Solution.
A range is NOT an array, but you can use a range to create an array.
Once you have the (input) array, you can feed it to your function to get an (output) array; you may have to vectorise your function call.
You can plot the output array versus the input array, and you can augment the two arrays to form a matrix:
See attached worksheet!
Success!
Luc
A range is NOT an array, but you can use a range to create an array.
Once you have the (input) array, you can feed it to your function to get an (output) array; you may have to vectorise your function call.
You can plot the output array versus the input array, and you can augment the two arrays to form a matrix:
See attached worksheet!
Success!
Luc