2012/2/14 PrIyAnKa <p.dhamsa...@gmail.com> > Dear Yogananda > > Instead of sharing such details kindly send a input or output sheet > > As your details are too long to read and understand and then provide u any > answer > > SO kindly share an excel with group > > On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 6:40 AM, yogananda muthaiah < > yogananda.mutha...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> >> Hello experts, >> >> I have large data of around 10,000 drainage pipe segments and 10,000 >> junctions in ArcGIS layer >> >> The problem is: due to some reason certain junctions could not be >> accessed for survey, thus 1,000+ entries are missing for pipes (up stream >> and d/s invert elevation) and junctions' surface elevation >> >> Logically, interpolation should work here. (based on slope, u/s tag >> invert level or two junction u/s tag invert level or likewise) >> >> Tried to do it manually in excel, but quite tiring and with less >> confidence (unprofessional too) >> >> ASSETID LENGTH US_INVERT DS_INVERT US_TAG DS_TAG >> *196939 76.51 0 40.42 7772 7771 >> >> *197048 34.77 42.98 0 7773 7772 >> >> 196938 10.45 40.61 40.46 7783 7771 >> >> 196939 76.51 0 40.42 7772 7771 >> >> 196940 8.26 39.88 39.84 7735 7734 >> >> Drainage pipes data >> >> >> Above, I have put * to just two rows which are involved in calculations >> out of the whole data from 10,062 rows (Row 3 to Row 10,064) >> >> 1. To calculate US_INVER (US_TAG) elevation we need to find an asset >> where 7772 is under column heading DS_TAG >> 2. That is ASSETID 197048 >> 3. After finding it (through some function/formula), we have got on >> US_INV and one DS_INV >> 4. Now we want to know elevation of a point in between two known >> elevations: which are +42.98 and +40.42 and total distance b/w these two >> points is length of Asset ID 196939(76.51m) and 197048(34.77m)=111.28m >> 5. The point is located 34.77m downstream of +42.98 and 76.51m upstream >> from of +40.42 >> 6. We have just created a right angle triangle where Perpendicular is >> 42.98-40.42=2.56m and Base is 34.77+76.51=111.28 >> 7. To calculate the angle of drainage pipe tan Ѳ = 2.56/111.28, Ѳ=1.317 >> 8. After knowing the angle of pipe we can easily know the elevation of >> any point along the hypotenuse >> 9. So, US_INVERT (US_TAG) = 42.98 - tan (1.317) * 34.77 = +42.18 >> >> Alternatively >> 1. After step 5. we have another choice; by dividing value of >> perpendicular with base and multiply with distance from upstream and >> subtracting from upstream elevation i.e. 42.98 - (2.56/111.28)*34.77 = >> +42.18 again >> >> This is the value we require at US_INVER (US_TAG) of Asset ID 196939 >> >> And >> >> DS_INVERT (DS_TAG) of ASSETID 197048 >> >> Also, something similar would be require to fill in the missing data >> under column DS_INVERT >> >> There are around 1000 missing values, if we know the formula we Ctrl+H >> (find and replace “0”) to save time and effort >> >> Also, sometime one asset upstream we wont get any value (“0”again), in >> that case we can go two steps up (but, if it is not possible we can leave >> it for manual calculation) >> >> The main challenge here, in my understanding is finding a function which >> could find US_TAG value of row (in question) in a DS_TAG column and start >> calculating by taking values from that row and row in question. >> >> Note: the DS_TAG value could be found in multiple rows, in that case >> priority should be given to a row with least value in LENGTH column. (again >> if it is difficult, any of row could be taken) >> >> It seems we are pushing MSEXCEL to its limits from where C++ programming >> starts, >> >> The complete file in excel format is uploaded at >> >> http://www.mediafire.com/?uniy9cic1gvxytp >> >> http://www.mediafire.com/?uniy9cic1gvxytp >> >> Thanks for your time reading and efforts to solve it >> >> >> Regards >> Yogananda Muthaiah >> Ph : 973 123 7267 >> >> -- >> FORUM RULES (986+ members already BANNED for violation) >> >> 1) Use concise, accurate thread titles. 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