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Match Function for detection of 10-90 rise time

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    Match Function for detection of 10-90 rise time

    Hello,
    I want to calculate 10 and 90th percentile of a signal. I want the function to find the closest corresponding time value (A:A) to the two threshold voltage values (B:B). I used the following to find the voltage threshold value (=.1*Max(B:B)) and (=.9*Max(B:B)) and need to find the corresponding time value. Using Lookup function , I was able to find the time value for the 10% percentile =Lookup(Voltage Threshold Value,B:B,A:A) but am not able to match the time value for the 90th percentile--the 90th percentile threshold value is 1.0009 and the closest matching number in the array is 1.012.

    Any suggestions?

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    Re: Match Function for detection of 10-90 rise time

    Yes: Post a workbook and explain in context.
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    Re: Match Function for detection of 10-90 rise time

    PercentileTimeFind.xlsx

    Here is what I think you want. If you posted a sample worksheet it would be a lot easier to find out what you need. For example, is your voltage always increasing or does it fluctuate? This could affect the match function I used here.

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    Percentile.xlsx

    Thank you for the example worksheet however, I have used the above and could not find the correct 90th percentile. Enclosed please find my data set. The voltage fluctuates does fluctuate.

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    Re: Match Function for detection of 10-90 rise time

    You could do it this way:

    A
    B
    C
    D
    E
    1
    10%
    90%
    2
    0.111219
    1.00097
    3
    seconds
    voltage
    4
    0.225972
    -0.002664
    5
    0.225976
    -0.002828
    C5 and across and down: =IF(AND($B4<C$2, $B6>C$2), "x", "")
    6
    0.225980
    -0.003486
    7
    0.225984
    -0.004144
    8
    0.225988
    -0.004472


    Look for the x's in columns C and D.

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    Re: Match Function for detection of 10-90 rise time

    Thank you!

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    Re: Match Function for detection of 10-90 rise time

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