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Yes, you can code data based on a selection in the graph window or through a function using Boolean logic. Here’s a general approach that might help you:

1. Using Boolean Logic for Data Selection: You can create a new attribute, such as Angle (deg), by applying Boolean logic to your raw data. For example, you could use a function like IF to assign values based on conditions. In Excel or similar software, it might look like this:

=IF(A2 > 30, “High Angle”, “Low Angle”)

• This would categorize your data into High Angle or Low Angle based on your condition.
• Calculating the Mean: Once you’ve categorized your data, you can easily calculate the mean for each category. If you’re using Excel, you might use the AVERAGEIF function:=AVERAGEIF(B2:B100, “High Angle”, C2:C100)
  1. This will calculate the mean of the values in column C where the condition in column B (your new attribute) is “High Angle.”
  2. Pasting Values into Multiple Cells: If you’re trying to paste values into multiple cells at once, you can usually do this by copying the desired value, selecting the range where you want to paste, and then pasting. In Excel, you might use Ctrl+V or right-click and select “Paste.” If you’re dealing with formulas, make sure your cell references are set up correctly to apply the formula across multiple cells.
• If you’re using a specific software tool, the exact steps might differ slightly, but the general principles remain the same.Hope this helps!

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