I added a small lookup table in which you can enter each new factor with the date it becomes effective The Glucose formula then becomes =IF([@Libre]=0,[@Blood], IF([@Libre]>0,[@Libre]*VLOOKUP([@Date],FactorTable,2),0)) Like Reply wcstarks Iron Contributor to HansVogelaarApr 06,...
Not a function: “one to many“. In other words, let’s say you had one x-value that maps to many y-values. For example, — in coordinate notation — (2,1) and (2,10). If the first number (the x-value) repeats, then you do not have a function. To put that another way, ...
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In order to compare these two formulas, we only used SUMIFS with one criteria. So both formulas have 3 arguments each. The results: SUMIF seem insignificantly faster. You could save around 0.1% of time by using SUMIF instead of SUMIFS. That’s why we recommend only using SUMIFS. It has...
a Libre Office Calc file, or even a plain CSV file. It will use the file-extension to guess which format the file is in, it will load the appropriate back-end module and use that module to load and parse the file. In the end it will create an array reference representing the whole...
Ifmethodis TRUE or omitted, VLOOKUP searches down the first column oflookup_array(which should be in ascending order for this) and stops at the last item that is less than or equal tovalue(i.e. the next item would be larger thanvalue). ...
HansVogelaar MVP to wcstarksApr 06, 2022 wcstarks See the attached version. I added a small lookup table in which you can enter each new factor with the date it becomes effective The Glucose formula then becomes =IF([@Libre]=0,[@Blood], IF([@Libre]>0,[@Libre]*VLOOKUP([@Date]...
I really appreciate all your help. I have one more feature I need. The [Glucose] column is calculated. The value of the [Factor] in the formula is related to a sensor which is replaced every 2 weeks. Up until now, all the sensors have consistently used the [Factor] value o...