How do I select values at 1 minute interval from data at 1 second interval in Excel
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I have a set of data recorded at a 1 second interval as below:
How can I select values at a 1 minute interval? For example,only copying the data that recorded at xx:xx:00, which would be at a one min interval.
microsoft-excel
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I have a set of data recorded at a 1 second interval as below:
How can I select values at a 1 minute interval? For example,only copying the data that recorded at xx:xx:00, which would be at a one min interval.
microsoft-excel
edited Jan 6 at 3:01
fixer1234
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asked Jan 6 at 2:50
AdamAdam
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The approach you suggest would disregard most of your data. There are other ways, such as aggregating the data in one minute segments (using an average by minute), or "pairing" second values, so you would treat the data like 1st second, 2nd second, etc. to produce groups of 1 minute intervals. Just wanted to confirm that what you're asking for is specifically what you need rather than something you settled for because it was a method you thought of to accomplish it (either using it as an example to illustrate what you mean by the 1 minute interval, or didn't think of an alternate approach).
– fixer1234
Jan 6 at 3:12
tried MINUTE() ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 10 at 9:38
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I have a set of data recorded at a 1 second interval as below:
How can I select values at a 1 minute interval? For example,only copying the data that recorded at xx:xx:00, which would be at a one min interval.
microsoft-excel
edited Jan 6 at 3:01
fixer1234
18.7k144982
asked Jan 6 at 2:50
AdamAdam
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I have a set of data recorded at a 1 second interval as below:
How can I select values at a 1 minute interval? For example,only copying the data that recorded at xx:xx:00, which would be at a one min interval.
microsoft-excel
microsoft-excel
edited Jan 6 at 3:01
fixer1234
18.7k144982
asked Jan 6 at 2:50
AdamAdam
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edited Jan 6 at 3:01
fixer1234
18.7k144982
asked Jan 6 at 2:50
AdamAdam
1
edited Jan 6 at 3:01
fixer1234
18.7k144982
edited Jan 6 at 3:01
fixer1234
18.7k144982
edited Jan 6 at 3:01
fixer1234
18.7k144982
18.7k144982
asked Jan 6 at 2:50
AdamAdam
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asked Jan 6 at 2:50
AdamAdam
1
asked Jan 6 at 2:50
AdamAdam
1
1
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The approach you suggest would disregard most of your data. There are other ways, such as aggregating the data in one minute segments (using an average by minute), or "pairing" second values, so you would treat the data like 1st second, 2nd second, etc. to produce groups of 1 minute intervals. Just wanted to confirm that what you're asking for is specifically what you need rather than something you settled for because it was a method you thought of to accomplish it (either using it as an example to illustrate what you mean by the 1 minute interval, or didn't think of an alternate approach).
– fixer1234
Jan 6 at 3:12
tried MINUTE() ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 10 at 9:38
add a comment |
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The approach you suggest would disregard most of your data. There are other ways, such as aggregating the data in one minute segments (using an average by minute), or "pairing" second values, so you would treat the data like 1st second, 2nd second, etc. to produce groups of 1 minute intervals. Just wanted to confirm that what you're asking for is specifically what you need rather than something you settled for because it was a method you thought of to accomplish it (either using it as an example to illustrate what you mean by the 1 minute interval, or didn't think of an alternate approach).
– fixer1234
Jan 6 at 3:12
tried MINUTE() ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 10 at 9:38
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The approach you suggest would disregard most of your data. There are other ways, such as aggregating the data in one minute segments (using an average by minute), or "pairing" second values, so you would treat the data like 1st second, 2nd second, etc. to produce groups of 1 minute intervals. Just wanted to confirm that what you're asking for is specifically what you need rather than something you settled for because it was a method you thought of to accomplish it (either using it as an example to illustrate what you mean by the 1 minute interval, or didn't think of an alternate approach).
– fixer1234
Jan 6 at 3:12
The approach you suggest would disregard most of your data. There are other ways, such as aggregating the data in one minute segments (using an average by minute), or "pairing" second values, so you would treat the data like 1st second, 2nd second, etc. to produce groups of 1 minute intervals. Just wanted to confirm that what you're asking for is specifically what you need rather than something you settled for because it was a method you thought of to accomplish it (either using it as an example to illustrate what you mean by the 1 minute interval, or didn't think of an alternate approach).
– fixer1234
Jan 6 at 3:12
tried MINUTE() ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 10 at 9:38
tried MINUTE() ?
– p._phidot_
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The approach you suggest would disregard most of your data. There are other ways, such as aggregating the data in one minute segments (using an average by minute), or "pairing" second values, so you would treat the data like 1st second, 2nd second, etc. to produce groups of 1 minute intervals. Just wanted to confirm that what you're asking for is specifically what you need rather than something you settled for because it was a method you thought of to accomplish it (either using it as an example to illustrate what you mean by the 1 minute interval, or didn't think of an alternate approach).
– fixer1234
Jan 6 at 3:12
tried MINUTE() ?
– p._phidot_
Jan 10 at 9:38