There should be millions of code examples out there, but you have to be
careful about how they specify input & output (eg. Real vs. Imaginary, or
Modulus vs. Phase), especially for the FFT-based routines. (Make sure you
test on a known problem.)
I think I only have code in Fortran & QuickBasic, and I seem to remember
that the latter was a major pain to use (because of the input/output thing).
Dan,
The article tells you "To access the tool click "Tools, Data Analysis,
Fourier Analysis" on Excel's toolbar.". So it is already included in Excel,
if you have the Analysis Tool Pack installed.
Whilst I imagine you could write you own code in VBA, I would guess it would
be 1 or 2 orders of magnitude slower than Excel's code.
Just type "Barthog" in the search box at the top of the forum (I'm looking
at the forum on www.microsoft.com). It pops right up, just your question on
fourier transform and his.
drhalter
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