Hi.
I am hoping someone on this list is a lot better with accessing Calc
functions in a macro than I am, I have have struggled with this for a
day and resorted to a cheat in frustration.
I had an equation 300 characters long in a group of cells and decided
to replace it with a function as it is something I use on a regular
basis.
The macro (below) looks up the first column of named range RngName to
find the position of value and interpolates between the tabulated
data
before and after value to determine an interpolated number cdgv at
value. I have yet to add any validity checking.
The cheat I added was to pass the first column of RngName as its own
named range for use in the MATCH function.
In a sheet I can use =MATCH(472,INDEX(CdG1data,,1)) where 472 would
be value, CdG1data would be RngName but I just can't get this to work
in my macro.
Function VLinterp(value, RngName, offset, firstcol)
REM firstcol is named range first column of RngName
fc=createUnoService("com.sun.star.sheet.FunctionAccess")
rowBefore = fc.callFunction("Match", Array(value,
ThisComponent.NamedRanges.getByName(firstcol).ReferredCells))
v1 = fc.callFunction("Index",
Array(ThisComponent.NamedRanges.getByName(RngName).ReferredCells,rowBefore,1)
v2 = fc.callFunction("Index",
Array(ThisComponent.NamedRanges.getByName(RngName).ReferredCells,rowBefore+1,1)
cdg1 = fc.callFunction("Index",
Array(ThisComponent.NamedRanges.getByName(RngName).ReferredCells,rowBefore,offset)
cdg2 = fc.callFunction("Index",
Array(ThisComponent.NamedRanges.getByName(RngName).ReferredCells,rowBefore+1,offset)
cdgv = cdg1+(cdg2-cdg1)*(value-v1)/(v2-v1)
VLinterp = cdgv
End Function
Any help appreciated,
Steve
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