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Two-Function Two-Variable Table Calculator

Apply two operations at once—sum, difference, product, quotient and more—to two columns of numeric data (x and y), and review the per-row results in a table and chart.

Input

Column x (separate by line breaks or commas)

Column y (separate by line breaks or commas)

Operation 1 (Result 1)
Operation 2 (Result 2)

Result

Rows calculated

6

Result 1 (x + y)

Result 2 (x − y)

010203040123456

X axis: row number / Y axis: operation result

Results

#xyResult 1 (x + y)Result 2 (x − y)
1124168
21862412
377140
42553020
530104020
6168248

Result column summary

StatisticResult 1 (x + y)Result 2 (x − y)
Valid count66
Sum14868
Mean24.666711.3333
Min140
Max4020

How it works

  • Enter the same number of values in column x and column y. Line breaks, commas and spaces all work as separators, and tokens that cannot be read as numbers are ignored.
  • Choose Operation 1 and Operation 2, and both operations are applied at once to each (x, y) pair, producing the Result 1 and Result 2 columns.
  • Beyond sum, difference, product and quotient, you can choose from operations such as power, average, greater/smaller value, hypotenuse (√(x² + y²)) and remainder.
  • Rows where the divisor is 0 in division or remainder, or where the combination cannot be computed, show "—" and are excluded from the chart and summary.
  • When x and y have different counts, the calculation matches the shorter count and the extra rows are not used.
  • Result 1 and Result 2 are overlaid in a line chart so you can compare the difference and trend of the two operation results at a glance.