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determine lead/lag times between series

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    Arrow determine lead/lag times between series

    Hello everyone,

    I have two data series (two columns, ~600 rows long each) and I'm looking to find out some information between them.

    I need to figure out how to:
    - determine where each series peaks and troughs (there are many peaks and troughs)
    - determine the lead/lag time between these peaks and troughs. i.e. when series one peaks series two peaks X months later (each row represents a month)

    I am absolutely stumped as to how to do this (as I am new with Excel)


    Thanks!
    Henry

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    determine lead/lag times between series

    With
    A4:A600 containing a series of numbers that periodically rise then fall.
    B4:B600 contains the same kind of fluctiating series...but with different values and periods.

    Then...this ARRAY FORMULA, committed with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER
    (instead of just ENTER), returns the row number of the first Col_A peak.
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    Copy C4 and paste into C5:C47

    For the locations of the Col_B peaks....
    Copy C4:C47 and paste into D4:D47.

    Does that give you the kind of information you can work with?
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    Hi Ron, Thanks for the response! I couldn't quite get your formula to work but my friend managed to get another one to ! The other part which I am stumped on is how to determine lead/lag times.

    right now i have 2 series.
    Series 1 (supposedly a leading indicator) and Series 2. I have a read out in Column D for Series 1 peaks/troughs (data is displayed as either 'Peak' or 'Trough' for each relative maximum or minimum) and Column G displays the same type of data for Series 2. I'm trying to figure out how to determine the lead/lag time of series 1 vs's series 2 (series 1 theoretically leads series 2).

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