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Good evening !
I am wondering if Excel provides a built-in function that can calculate the maximum of the difference of a list of data.
For example, we have 1, 2, 3, 2, 1. The maximum difference is 2 (3 - 1).
I know how to make this function with a formula, but if Excel provides something to do that directly, that would be interesting.
Thanks !!
Use this:
Max(data_scope) - Min(data_scope)
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I have a list of points (x/y each in one column) and need to determine the maximum distance of any combination of pairs of points.
I'm only interested in the distance not the pair of points itself.
Right now I use a rough upper boundary estimation by calculating the length of the vector
(max(x)-min(x), max(y)-min(y))
You could try using CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER:
=MAX((x-TRANSPOSE(x))^2+(y-TRANSPOSE(y))^2)^0.5
Also see: http://newtonexcelbach.wordpress.com/2010/11/27/maximum-distance-between-two-points/
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Take the following examples of current numbers, and how I'd like them formatted:
1 001
65 065
651 651
651001 651.001
651001001 651.001.001
How can I achieve this? It needs to be a format not a formula (this will actually be used in an MS Access project in an SQL query, which accepts the same format).
I've tried using ###"."###"."000, but then it displays extra dots on the first few examples:
..001
..065
..651
.651.001
651.001.001
You can try entering this as a custom format:
[>999999]000"."000"."000;[>999]000"."000;000
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i have a data as:
13880.23
6056.203
9311.61
7866.84
2206.36
1831.2
11293.25
5762.053
7996.76
14815.93
11838.63
17314.97
17998.97
800.07
2598.04
8223.87
9669.02
7596.847
233.47
82.2
-24.42
-76.52
-161.84
949.8
-276.28
-377.83
-325.57
these are the energies of files 1 to 27 in an order. i have to draw a graph in excel sheet but since the energy varies from 13880 to -325, graph will be either too large or will not show values properly. Can a method be possible to bring these values in a particular range and then plot a graph? how can i do this?
Perform some function that will normalize the values, like logarithm or square root (where's possible - non-negative numbers only)
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I am looking for tools which would help me create & analyse surveys. I have a list of about 8000 questions and the answers expected are a fixed set {Yes, No, Can't Say}. Does Excel/Google Docs allow me the liberty to implement such a requirement in short time?
I got my work done via Excel.
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Is there a definitive list for all of the functions available for a Sharepoint Calculated Field?
Here you go:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointtechnology/CH011711171033.aspx
The closest I've found is:
Math and comparison:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointtechnology/HA011608661033.aspx?pid=CH011711541033
and
Formulas:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointtechnology/HA011609471033.aspx?pid=CH011711541033