I have a column of over 5000 serial numbers and I would like to find duplicates. Is there an easy way to do this?
i.e. not just Enter. As soon as you touch it you get that error message. You need to select all four cells, enter the formula and then CSE. Then you can select those four cells again and drag them across. It's actually quite annoying to work with such CSE type formulas...
Finding a value for a calculation 11-02-2023 04:19 PM Hello, I have the following case, I need to search for the previous date and meter according to several criteria to calculate Oil hours. *Asset ID *Component *Fluid change (find and use the date and meter where "Y" appears...
Figure 2 – Estimation of AR(2) coefficients 8 thoughts on “Finding AR(p) coefficients” First, I’m sorry sir, I have commented too much. introduce me Deka from Indonesia What about searching for AR (3)? because i see in excel about AR 3 seems different. in the name sheet AR 4 ...
>one value and one range of values. >Execution of this command stops.The problem here is that you can't specify a low and a high range of missing values in SPSS. Since this is what you typically need to do, this is one of the biggest stupidities still found in SPSS today. A work...
The best simplified example is that I want to categorize each store location based on most popular product category sold for that location. The transactional table is something like this TranID LocationID Product_ID Product_Category Value xxx 1 3 Shoes 5 xxx 1 4 Shoes 10 xxx 1 ...
Solved: Hello, I am in healthcare and needing a calculation that will return a value with 2 filters: - Date Window ( - 28 to 32 days) AND - Closest
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rjtomkinson Provided that you are using Excel for 365 the basic formula for your example would be: =TAKE(SORT(FILTER(A2:A45,B2:B45=E1)),4) Though note the slight modifications to cells D1 and E1 where the latter now only contains the the school number, thus not "S...
There are several functions in Excel that we can use when dealing with chi-square distributions. The first of these is CHISQ.DIST( ). This function returns the left-tailed probability of the chi-squared distribution indicated. The first argument of the function is the observed value of the ch...