Line Chart High & Low Points

jg8ok

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Hello -

I have a horizontal line chart that contains numerous high and low points (with time and date stamps). I am trying to write a formula (or find a function) that would calculate the distances between each high and low point for each of the drops (sometimes numerous ups and downs per day). Basically, these are tank level measurements and I am trying to calculate the totals of just the "drops." Does anyone have any advice re: how this might be accomplished? I may also need to include some logic where only drops < or > a certain amount are included in the drop totals. Can anyone help with this? Thanks!
 

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Hi - can you post a SMALL sample of your data - say maybe 10 of the input values, showing some typical ups and downs, and what exactly you want the results to be ?
 
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