Using IF to label cells as + or - values

fidgen

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I'm using the following with great success!

=IF(MAX(RC[57]:RC[59])=(RC[58]),(RC[58]),IF(Max(RC[57]:RC[59])=(RC[59]),-(RC[59]),))

but

=IF(MAX(RC[59]:RC[63])=(RC[60]:RC[61]),(RC[60]:RC[61]),IF(MAX(RC[59]:RC[63])=(RC[62]:RC[63]),-(RC[62]:RC[63]),))

aparently it won't work because it refers to a range of cells. I've tried various methods of working around it, but have hit a wall - can anyone suggest a solution for the above code or some VB code that will do the same job?


Many thanks :)

Hugh
 

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On 2002-10-10 05:01, fidgen wrote:
I'm using the following with great success!

=IF(MAX(RC[57]:RC[59])=(RC[58]),(RC[58]),IF(Max(RC[57]:RC[59])=(RC[59]),-(RC[59]),))

but

=IF(MAX(RC[59]:RC[63])=(RC[60]:RC[61]),(RC[60]:RC[61]),IF(MAX(RC[59]:RC[63])=(RC[62]:RC[63]),-(RC[62]:RC[63]),))

aparently it won't work because it refers to a range of cells. I've tried various methods of working around it, but have hit a wall - can anyone suggest a solution for the above code or some VB code that will do the same job?


Many thanks :)

Hugh

Can you explain what exactly you are trying to achieve and why you need a range in the formula?

What is the expected results from:
Book1
ABCDE
71562
8
912345
10
11
12#VALUE!
Sheet1


Regards,

Edit: Htlmmaker doesn't handle R1C1 Reference Style

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This message was edited by Ian Mac on 2002-10-10 05:11
 
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The overall macro the above is part of basically pulls a cells contents into the current worksheet, and then the cells above and the cell below that original cell, hence you get 3 cells of data. The next step is to pull 2 above and 2 below to get 5 cells of data and so on up to 31.

(The data refers to bird counts organised by date.)

From this 3,5,7...31 days worth of data i want to pull the MAX value each time, but I need to know if the MAX is from the cells above, or the cells below so I was using + and - signs accordingly.



Here is the whole code:

=============================================
Sub moo()

X = 2
For A = 2 To 5000
If Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 1) = "" Then
Exit For
End If

DateStrikes2 = Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 1)
For B = X To 5000
DateData = Worksheets("Data").Cells(B, 1)

If DateData = DateStrikes2 Then
For C = 2 To 26
If Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, C) = 1 Then
Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 42) = Worksheets("data").Cells(B, C)
Exit For
End If

Next 'C
Exit For
End If

Next 'B
X = B
Next 'A

X = 2
For A = 2 To 5000
If Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 1) = "" Then
Exit For
End If

DateStrikes2 = Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 1)
For B = X To 5000
DateData = Worksheets("Data").Cells(B, 1)

If DateData = DateStrikes2 Then
For C = 2 To 26
If Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, C) = 1 Then
Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 100) = Worksheets("data").Cells(B, C)
Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 101) = Worksheets("data").Cells((B + 1), C)
Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 102) = Worksheets("data").Cells((B - 1), C)
Cells(A, 43).Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = _
"=IF(MAX(RC[57]:RC[59])=(RC[58]),(RC[58]),IF(Max(RC[57]:RC[59])=(RC[59]),-(RC[59]),))"

Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 103) = Worksheets("data").Cells(B, C)
Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 104) = Worksheets("data").Cells((B + 1), C)
Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 105) = Worksheets("data").Cells((B + 2), C)
Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 106) = Worksheets("data").Cells((B - 1), C)
Worksheets("strikes2").Cells(A, 107) = Worksheets("data").Cells((B - 2), C)
Cells(A, 44).Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = _
"=IF(MAX(RC[59]:RC[63])=(RC[60]:RC[61]),(RC[60]:RC[61]),IF(MAX(RC[59]:RC[63])=(RC[62]:RC[63]),-(RC[62]:RC[63]),))"


' and so on up to 31 eventually!


Exit For
End If

Next 'C
Exit For
End If

Next 'B
X = B
Next 'A

End Sub
 
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