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hydrophil
Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) Processor: Intel Hi there,
Thanks in advance for your help.
I have an array of data. Let's just say, 4 columns by 4 rows, i.e. 16 cells in a grid and let's say the data is 1 in the first cell to 16 in the last cell. At the start of each row and column I have a name for each column, let's say, A, B, C and D and i, ii, iii, iv.
I want to interrogate that array and list all of the data in three columns below. I.e. To create an x,y,z file for use in another application.
So, the lines would say, sequentially:
A i 1
B i 2
C i 3
and so on down to:
D iv 16
This effectively would give me 16 rows of data in three columns with values in each column being 1: the x axis, 2: the y axis and 3: the (z) value in that cell at that co-ordinate.
I want to make this as simple as possible as I have a huge array to define into these three columns giving me over 200,000 cells of data in total and I need to repeat the process for a number of arrays/grids.
Once again, thank you in advance for hopefully saving me weeks of painstaking cutting and pasting with a few simple formulae.
Thanks in advance for your help.
I have an array of data. Let's just say, 4 columns by 4 rows, i.e. 16 cells in a grid and let's say the data is 1 in the first cell to 16 in the last cell. At the start of each row and column I have a name for each column, let's say, A, B, C and D and i, ii, iii, iv.
I want to interrogate that array and list all of the data in three columns below. I.e. To create an x,y,z file for use in another application.
So, the lines would say, sequentially:
A i 1
B i 2
C i 3
and so on down to:
D iv 16
This effectively would give me 16 rows of data in three columns with values in each column being 1: the x axis, 2: the y axis and 3: the (z) value in that cell at that co-ordinate.
I want to make this as simple as possible as I have a huge array to define into these three columns giving me over 200,000 cells of data in total and I need to repeat the process for a number of arrays/grids.
Once again, thank you in advance for hopefully saving me weeks of painstaking cutting and pasting with a few simple formulae.