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Excel UDF for bilinear interpolation
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Function Int2d(rowLookup As Double, colLookup As Double, lookupRange As Range) As Double | |
'This function performs 2 dimensional linear interpolation using built-in linear functions | |
'Lookup range includes column and row lookup values | |
Dim Row, col As Integer | |
Dim RowVals, ColVals, lookup As Variant | |
Dim sl1, sl2, sl3, int1, int2, int3, col1, col2 As Double | |
Row = 1 | |
col = Row | |
On Error Resume Next | |
Row = WorksheetFunction.Match(rowLookup, lookupRange.Offset(1, 0).Columns(1), 1) | |
col = WorksheetFunction.Match(colLookup, lookupRange.Offset(0, 1).Rows(1), 1) | |
RowVals = lookupRange.Offset(Row, 0).Columns(1).Resize(2, 1).Value | |
ColVals = lookupRange.Offset(0, col).Rows(1).Resize(1, 2).Value | |
lookup = lookupRange.Offset(Row, col).Resize(2, 2).Value | |
sl1 = WorksheetFunction.Slope(Array(lookup(1, 1), lookup(1, 2)), Array(ColVals(1, 1), ColVals(1, 2))) | |
sl2 = WorksheetFunction.Slope(Array(lookup(2, 1), lookup(2, 2)), Array(ColVals(1, 1), ColVals(1, 2))) | |
int1 = WorksheetFunction.Intercept(Array(lookup(1, 1), lookup(1, 2)), Array(ColVals(1, 1), ColVals(1, 2))) | |
int2 = WorksheetFunction.Intercept(Array(lookup(2, 1), lookup(2, 2)), Array(ColVals(1, 1), ColVals(1, 2))) | |
col1 = colLookup * sl1 + int1 | |
col2 = colLookup * sl2 + int2 | |
sl3 = WorksheetFunction.Slope(Array(col1, col2), Array(RowVals(1, 1), RowVals(2, 1))) | |
int3 = WorksheetFunction.Intercept(Array(col1, col2), Array(RowVals(1, 1), RowVals(2, 1))) | |
Int2d = rowLookup * sl3 + int3 | |
End Function |
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