Hi, I'm struggling to produce an idea of how to return value and then run certain calculations. In the example below, I have two columns. Time and numbers first, I would like to return values between 11:00:00 and 12:00:00, all the way down (the Tiem column represents 5-minute intervals of 24 hours), To be more specific I would like to return values for each day, between 10:00:00 and 11:00:00 second, out of the returned values, I would like to return to the next columns only values that are greater than the top cell. (the table below is an example of a few thousand data points that represent days) 10:50:00 2369.2 10:55:00 2368.3 11:00:00 2370 11:05:00 2369.2 11:10:00 2368.2 11:15:00 2370.9 11:20:00 2370.2 11:25:00 2366.3 11:30:00 2367 11:35:00 2367.8 11:40:00 2371 11:45:00 2368.7 11:50:00 2367.3 11:55:00 2374.2 12:00:00 2373.3 12:05:00 2367.8 12:10:00 2367.8 12:15:00 2364.4 12:20:00 2361.9

Yes please. What I need is formula or process which I can apply and modify later on

I would like to know how to extract the data from defined by me time frame and next run calculations which I mentioned in automated way so I can drop it down for entire database (assuming I’ll get correct one) at this stage I don’t know how to do it other than manually

The linked-to file below is your data from your Book1.xlsx but with corrected dates/times. It's a mess because it's work in progress (I put formulae I'm experimenting with in separate columns so that I can see where they might be going wrong, before trying to put them all together into as few formulae as possible (often only one formula ultimately)). This is only the long trades. In this sheet, the cell F1 (green) is an input cell for you to input the interval you want to explore (50 minutes at the moment). The sheet should recalculate (slowly-at the moment!; don't use 2 minutes - it takes ages to recalculate). The results are showing in columns N:O at the first row of each interval. Very few positive results because most trades are thrown out on the first bar of the interval because the low is lower than the open. I recommend putting calculation to manual to prevent repeated (slow) recalculations. I've hidden columns H:M. These are single cell formulae which process all the rows. The results in columns N:O are formulae in column N which spills one cell to the right, which go down the whole sheet. The workbook: https://app.box.com/s/gj9x1psxrmmojnwf0eh0g8wf5z7ynhxb

Return values between time range

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Hi, I'm struggling to produce an idea of how to return value and then run certain calculations.

In the example below, I have two columns. Time and numbers

first, I would like to return values between 11:00:00 and 12:00:00, all the way down (the Tiem column represents 5-minute intervals of 24 hours),

To be more specific I would like to return values for each day, between 10:00:00 and 11:00:00

second, out of the returned values, I would like to return to the next columns only values that are greater than the top cell.

(the table below is an example of a few thousand data points that represent days)

10:50:00	2369.2
10:55:00	2368.3
11:00:00	2370
11:05:00	2369.2
11:10:00	2368.2
11:15:00	2370.9
11:20:00	2370.2
11:25:00	2366.3
11:30:00	2367
11:35:00	2367.8
11:40:00	2371
11:45:00	2368.7
11:50:00	2367.3
11:55:00	2374.2
12:00:00	2373.3
12:05:00	2367.8
12:10:00	2367.8
12:15:00	2364.4
12:20:00	2361.9

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2024-03-24T16:47:47+00:00

Yes please. What I need is formula or process which I can apply and modify later on
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2024-03-24T17:14:34+00:00

I would like to know how to extract the data from defined by me time frame and next run calculations which I mentioned in automated way so I can drop it down for entire database (assuming I’ll get correct one) at this stage I don’t know how to do it other than manually
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2024-03-25T12:33:59+00:00

The linked-to file below is your data from your Book1.xlsx but with corrected dates/times.

It's a mess because it's work in progress (I put formulae I'm experimenting with in separate columns so that I can see where they might be going wrong, before trying to put them all together into as few formulae as possible (often only one formula ultimately)).

This is only the long trades.

In this sheet, the cell F1 (green) is an input cell for you to input the interval you want to explore (50 minutes at the moment). The sheet should recalculate (slowly-at the moment!; don't use 2 minutes - it takes ages to recalculate).

The results are showing in columns N:O at the first row of each interval. Very few positive results because most trades are thrown out on the first bar of the interval because the low is lower than the open.

I recommend putting calculation to manual to prevent repeated (slow) recalculations.

I've hidden columns H:M. These are single cell formulae which process all the rows.

The results in columns N:O are formulae in column N which spills one cell to the right, which go down the whole sheet.

The workbook: https://app.box.com/s/gj9x1psxrmmojnwf0eh0g8wf5z7ynhxb
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