how are you defining the corresponding cell?Is it the same cell in a different
sheet?or is it the same "offset"That is:Range 1 is 3 rows x 3 columns beginning
in cell A1 andRange 2 is 3 rows x 3 columns beginning in cell E1
there's lots of ways to do it.In some cases, you can hard-code the row/column
offsets in the loop.
Or, you could calculate the offset from the first cell of the rangeand use the
offset in the second range.
if you can give me some real-life examples, I could try to throw something
together.
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On Thursday, April 27, 2017 10:49 PM, Raymond Jerome
<ray.jerome.j...@gmail.com> wrote:
I want to take 2 ranges, 1 dim each, can be 2 rows or 2 columns, but I need to
take a cell from one range and do something with it's 'parallel' cell in the
other range.
for example, something like a root mean square deviation. One column is data
values, other column is expected values and the loop sums
(data(i)-expect(i))^2...
here is how I understand doing something like this on one column or row, very
simple, no error checking...
Function rms(ByVal Target As Range) As Double
'root mean squared. quadratic mean
Dim Cell As Range
Dim summand As Double
Dim tot As Integer
tot = 0
summand = 0#
For Each Cell In Target.Cells
If IsNumeric(Cell) Then
tot = tot + 1
summand = summand + Cell ^ 2
End If
Next Cell
rms = Math.Sqr(summand / tot)
End Function
what i do not understand or can't figure is how to do tghis kind of thing on 2
ranges where a cell from one and a similar cell from the other are co
processed. Perhaps using .address or .row or .col mixed and matched or split
out... But is there some simpler way?
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