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Eastern Time (GMT-5:00) | Anyone with good matrix functions for MS Excel?Aruba Member #123712 February 27, 2012 1799 Posts Offline | | Posted: June 23, 2012, 4:14 pm - IP Logged | |
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United States Member #13375 March 30, 2005 2171 Posts Offline | | Posted: June 25, 2012, 7:05 am - IP Logged | |
I thought that it might be good to make a collection of useful array functions. Usually I prefer VBA to simplify the reuse of functions. I replaced {function(function( ) ...)} by myFunction() on the sheets.
Most of the time I use ={sum(if( ...} constructions, there also is matching. I don't use sumproduct, but an array function instead.
I could find the score of some combination for a database by using array functions, but find VBA better as the input is shorter. Not every worksheetfunction can be used in array functions. XML is indeed for html output, maybe later for RSS. It has nothing to do with array functions or the subject here. I am just learning it. With patient use of the search function, you'd (probably) find many array functions scattered in old threads. Then it's just a matter of consolidating them either as a pointing (collection of links) document or a re-written collection of functions. I did it once as a pointing document for most of the VBA code posted on LP (up to that date). It took me about a day, but the result is that if I'm looking for something that I remember was in the form of a macro, I can start with that page rather than trying to find the key word/phrase and wading through the search engine. In neo-conned Amerika, bank robs you.
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Aruba Member #123712 February 27, 2012 1799 Posts Offline | | Posted: June 25, 2012, 7:40 am - IP Logged | |
With patient use of the search function, you'd (probably) find many array functions scattered in old threads. Then it's just a matter of consolidating them either as a pointing (collection of links) document or a re-written collection of functions. I did it once as a pointing document for most of the VBA code posted on LP (up to that date). It took me about a day, but the result is that if I'm looking for something that I remember was in the form of a macro, I can start with that page rather than trying to find the key word/phrase and wading through the search engine. They should have put it all in one Excel thread instead of spreading it all over the place. I found mistakes in many threads. Some topics come up several times. There could be a recovering thread linking to unique correct threads (direct adres to the post).
For a collection of links, all you need is a word.docx or text.txt or maybe an excel.xlsx? Searching probably works easily by Google, example: "Lotterypost Excel Array 2010" + ENTER. 
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Aruba Member #123712 February 27, 2012 1799 Posts Offline | | Posted: June 25, 2012, 8:50 am - IP Logged | |
i have all the best matrix functions NEO!!! Post them here! | | |
United States Member #13375 March 30, 2005 2171 Posts Offline | | Posted: June 25, 2012, 9:31 am - IP Logged | |
They should have put it all in one Excel thread instead of spreading it all over the place. I found mistakes in many threads. Some topics come up several times. There could be a recovering thread linking to unique correct threads (direct adres to the post).
For a collection of links, all you need is a word.docx or text.txt or maybe an excel.xlsx? Searching probably works easily by Google, example: "Lotterypost Excel Array 2010" + ENTER.
Old threads get locked and new people ask old questions. Different questions/topics and answers, at different times, by different people would natually make for scattered responses. Mistakes do come up, but you have the option of linking to a specific (corrected) post, rather than just to the thread in question. For the collection of macro links, I used notepad, since I wasn't doing anything too complex as a first try. I kept it simple by not using embedded hyperlinks. http://www.lotterypost.com/blogentry/51699 No one will get angry if you make a "list of functions" version.  As a sharable file, you can update it as needed and not be stuck with old versions. As a blog entry, you can bookmark it, but not update it ... and blog entries quickly "scroll down". As a thread ... well, you know what the trolls do on even the most useful threads...  Your patience may be greater than mine.  In neo-conned Amerika, bank robs you.
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Aruba Member #123712 February 27, 2012 1799 Posts Offline | | Posted: June 25, 2012, 10:34 am - IP Logged | |
Years ago I thought of putting wheels online in Excel for free use. You understand that people people like Todd, Gail Howard and others wouldn't be too happy with that. There would be posting threads only. For a collection of array (=matrix) functions, I use a Dutch version of Windows and Excel, and the American syntax is like upside down. Semicolon, point, comma, ... all mixed up. The names of the functions differ too. With recorded macro's you may have a complete program in Excel, no big programming skills needed! I pick up with the basics, matrix, cell addressing and such. I find stuff that doesn't do it, and in VBA split seems not to do it. Happily I programmed a few split versions earlier. I also get the numbers out of strings, no matter how screwed the string (=text) looks. Let's reinvent the hot water.  | | |
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Years ago I thought of putting wheels online in Excel for free use. You understand that people people like Todd, Gail Howard and others wouldn't be too happy with that. There would be posting threads only. For a collection of array (=matrix) functions, I use a Dutch version of Windows and Excel, and the American syntax is like upside down. Semicolon, point, comma, ... all mixed up. The names of the functions differ too. With recorded macro's you may have a complete program in Excel, no big programming skills needed! I pick up with the basics, matrix, cell addressing and such. I find stuff that doesn't do it, and in VBA split seems not to do it. Happily I programmed a few split versions earlier. I also get the numbers out of strings, no matter how screwed the string (=text) looks. Let's reinvent the hot water. You can put all the free wheels you want out there. The only thing you can't do is to copy something from Lottery Post and publish it yourself. That's copyright infringement. But something that doesn't exist on Lottery Post? What would I care if you did that? | | |
Aruba Member #123712 February 27, 2012 1799 Posts Offline | | Posted: June 25, 2012, 3:31 pm - IP Logged | |
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