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j1623 Posted - 03/28/2022 : 07:23:17 AM
Greetings!

I have a worksheet with >1000 columns of data. I want to produce another worksheet with log value of these data. I can input the f(x) manually (like log(Sheet1!B), log(Sheet1!C), ...) but it will take forever. Is there smarter method to finish this task?

Thank you!
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j1623 Posted - 03/28/2022 : 09:57:40 AM
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Originally posted by ChaoC

Hi,

You can duplicate your worksheet, then go to Columns>Set Multiple Column Values. In the "wcol(j)=" box, enter log(This).

Chao



Thank you so much Chao!
ChaoC Posted - 03/28/2022 : 09:15:33 AM
Hi,

You can duplicate your worksheet, then go to Columns>Set Multiple Column Values. In the "wcol(j)=" box, enter log(This).

Chao

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