On 14 Jul 2005, at 1:34 am, Alberto Monteiro wrote:
I wrote...
I have two columns - let's call them A and Z - and I want to
calculate
what would in any decent programming language be the sum
of f(A[i], Z[i]) [where f is a given function]. Is there any way I
can
do this?
... and now I regret for the oversimplification.
The precise thing that I want makes it not viable to create
a new column, because _f_ will not remain a function, but
a _series_ of functions - and creating one new column for each
_f_ is not adequate.
You don't want to keep the intermediate results then?
Namely: there is a table with values A[i] and Z[i]. There is
another table with values F[j] [and here I use different indexes
on purpose]. I want to make column G[j] as...
G[j] = sum over i ( function of (F[j], A[i] and Z[i]))
So, the extra-column solution won't work.
I would like something like:
G[j] = SUM( etc etc F[j] etc etc A1:A1000 etc etc Z1:Z1000)
but somehow this construct does not work.
VBA?
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