Hi there,
I have 2 different parameters (temperature and activity) that I have recorded from 12 different subjects, with each parameter's results displayed in adjacent (12) columns. On occasion, there was no data obtained for one parameter in one subject, therefore this parameter's cell reads NaN - I would like to then delete the cell that carries the other parameter, as the reading was likely not a good one. The problem is, the corresponding cell (the other parameter from the same subject, is 12 columns away (same row). Is there a way to code: if cell reads NaN, delete cell in the same row, 12 columns to the left?
it would be ideal if I could even clear one cell in addition to those that are missing data in the other parameter. For example, if in column 13, row 5-10 were missing data (or NaN in this case) then it would be ideal to clear row 5-11 in column 1 (the column corresponding to the same subject, but other parameter). This is because, after a gap in recording, the first proper recording is often affected by the gap rather than the body's physiology itself.
Thanks! There are many many minutes of data, and I am not sure if I could do it all manually
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