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Blair Zajac
Trying to perform a fourier transform to get a frequency spectrum.
Running excel 2004 Mac.
I don't know whether I am making a format mistake, or what, but it appears
that my caclulations are being rejected because of my data.
Without going into the matter of windowing, I should be able to have either
and/or both begining values equal to zero. As far as I know, it is legimate to
have the data that you want to transform that way, especialy when you
window data to minimize line broadening.
However, either I don't understand the formating, or, as I suspect, the
software thinks that it knows more than I do regard to this matter. Not that I
have never made any mistakes
For those that don't do these calculations on a regular basis, you access the
transform under tools, data analysis.
I'd like to know whether I am doing something wrong before I go to
Microsoft to tell them I don't like software that it thinks that it knows more
about certain items than I do.
If you have any insight, I'd be pleased it you would e-mail me, in addition to
posting to this newsgroup.
Thanks
Blair Zajac
(e-mail address removed)
Running excel 2004 Mac.
I don't know whether I am making a format mistake, or what, but it appears
that my caclulations are being rejected because of my data.
Without going into the matter of windowing, I should be able to have either
and/or both begining values equal to zero. As far as I know, it is legimate to
have the data that you want to transform that way, especialy when you
window data to minimize line broadening.
However, either I don't understand the formating, or, as I suspect, the
software thinks that it knows more than I do regard to this matter. Not that I
have never made any mistakes
For those that don't do these calculations on a regular basis, you access the
transform under tools, data analysis.
I'd like to know whether I am doing something wrong before I go to
Microsoft to tell them I don't like software that it thinks that it knows more
about certain items than I do.
If you have any insight, I'd be pleased it you would e-mail me, in addition to
posting to this newsgroup.
Thanks
Blair Zajac
(e-mail address removed)