Hamood Hamood
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Loop with matrices. Please help me!
Hello everyone.
Please I really need help.
I have a matrix that I want to square (multiplying it by itself).
and then I'm gonna add the value of each row of this matrix, and then add the value of this column and divide each value by the total.
Look at this picture and you will understand what I mean.
I need a code to repeat this process until the difference in the weight is < 0.01 (probably using loops).
Im using this code to square the matrices:
and thanks in advance!
Please I really need help.
I have a matrix that I want to square (multiplying it by itself).
and then I'm gonna add the value of each row of this matrix, and then add the value of this column and divide each value by the total.
Look at this picture and you will understand what I mean.
I need a code to repeat this process until the difference in the weight is < 0.01 (probably using loops).
Im using this code to square the matrices:
Dim xArray As Variant, zArray As Variant
Dim Fn As Object
Set Fn = Application.WorksheetFunction
xArray = Range("g11:j14").Value
zArray = Fn.MMult(xArray, xArray)
ActiveCell.Resize(4, 4).Value = zArray
Please help me!and thanks in advance!
What is the "difference in the weights"?
ASKER
repeat until all the weight differences in two adjacent sets are < .001 or until a single comparison is < .001?
ASKER
Repeat until the weight differences in two adjacent sets are < 0.001
Which means
A-a < 0.001 and B-b <0.001 and C-c <0.001 and D-d<0.001
Which means
A-a < 0.001 and B-b <0.001 and C-c <0.001 and D-d<0.001
You could set up a formula that checks that
Then, select two adjacent blocks and the checker cell and do a fill down, dragging the selection by the lower right corner until the checker value equals True.
=And((L15-L9)<.001,(L16-L10)<.001,(L17-L11)<.001,(L18-L12)<.001)
Then, select two adjacent blocks and the checker cell and do a fill down, dragging the selection by the lower right corner until the checker value equals True.
ASKER
What I need is a loop that keeps squaring the matrix until the difference between the weight of the squared matrix and the weight of the previous matrix is < 0.001. That's what I mean bro.
I already know the code to square the matrix. but I dont know how to create a loop that keeps squaring the matrices.
Thanks in advance.
I already know the code to square the matrix. but I dont know how to create a loop that keeps squaring the matrices.
Thanks in advance.
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Are you using my workbook?
ASKER
Im using a command button in a userform
Did you look at my workbook?
The code assumes a certain configuration of cells to start. If your worksheet does not have that configuration, I would expect the code to fail.
The code assumes a certain configuration of cells to start. If your worksheet does not have that configuration, I would expect the code to fail.
ASKER
Oh, my bad. It's working perfectly!! thank you so much indeed!!
1 last request, please. I want to record the results of the last weights in a fixed range of cells.
I mean no matter how I change the values of the matrix. after the loop ends, I want the results of the last weights recorded in some fixed range of cells. Let's say cells (O6:O9). can you please help me? and thank you a lot!!! you are truly a life saver!
1 last request, please. I want to record the results of the last weights in a fixed range of cells.
I mean no matter how I change the values of the matrix. after the loop ends, I want the results of the last weights recorded in some fixed range of cells. Let's say cells (O6:O9). can you please help me? and thank you a lot!!! you are truly a life saver!
That is a new feature, so that should be a new question.
ASKER
and can you plz show me what changes do I need to make to the code in case I wanted to change the matrix into 5x5?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Thanks a lot in advance.
ASKER
alright I will post a new question, but I need you to answer it please <3. thanks a lot
ASKER
Big thanks to aikimark for his great help!