Richard, thanx for that, it isnt exactly what I was looking for though, its great how the size of that grid changes but the formula doesnt calculated what i need....
The h values isnt the points 1, 2, 3, 4. The h value is the distance between teh point 1 and 2..So for 1, 2 in this example 1: x = 60, y = 87, 2: x = 105, y = 87. So the distance between them would be SQRT((X1-X2)^2+(Y1-Y2)^2): h = sqrt((60-87)^2+(105-87)^2) which would give h = 45 m...I then need this h value in the equation to find gh.....Does this make any sense???
I have show what the 4 point matrix should look like, so that it might be easier to understand... I have shown the h values, then the gh values in two different tables, though I do need only the gh values in the major table....Thank you so much for all the help!!
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