Dec 23 2021 06:26 AM
I track crop steering data at a legal medical cannabis grow in MD. Using Excel in Office 365. I have made a spreadsheet for one of our facilities that is laid out like a table map of the room. Each "table" is a block of 3 cells. The top one is a drop down menu of the strain names being grown, to label what strain is on that table. The 2 cells below show the VPD and DLI respectively that is read on that table. These numbers are entered by hand after being calculated in a column next to the main table map chart.
I was trying to put a quick reference next to the table map that populates from the data in the table map. It has a column that shows the number of tables that contain each strain. Did this with a "COUNTIF" formula. I would like the 2 columns following that one in the chart to show the average of VPD by strain and average of DLI by strain.
I am not sure how to get Excel to look at the table map as an array of 3-cell stacks, essentially making a list of the cells that contain like strain names and taking separate averages of the cells one cell below the one with text in it and 2 cells below the one with text in it. Does that make any sense at all?
Dec 29 2021 07:05 AM
You wrote: Does that make any sense at all?
To which I'd have to reply, "Not very much."
If you're able to do so, I'd highly recommend attaching a copy of the spreadsheet/workbook. If you can't do it here to the public board, use the Private Message capability to send it to me privately (click on my user name and select "Message").