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Calculating the standard deviation in excel between two values
I can calculate the standard deviation when the cell condition is above or equal to 70 using this formula.
=IF(COUNTA(F4:F67)<=70,STDEVA(F4:F67),STDEVPA(F4:F67))
This works fine.
However I am looking to also calculate standard deviation between 60 and 69 and I am unable to get the standard deviation like i am with values 70 and above.
=STDEV.P(IF((F4:F67>59)*(F4:F67<70),F4:F67))
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asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:21
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I can calculate the standard deviation when the cell condition is above or equal to 70 using this formula.
=IF(COUNTA(F4:F67)<=70,STDEVA(F4:F67),STDEVPA(F4:F67))
This works fine.
However I am looking to also calculate standard deviation between 60 and 69 and I am unable to get the standard deviation like i am with values 70 and above.
=STDEV.P(IF((F4:F67>59)*(F4:F67<70),F4:F67))
excel
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:21
chris2015chris2015
11
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I can calculate the standard deviation when the cell condition is above or equal to 70 using this formula.
=IF(COUNTA(F4:F67)<=70,STDEVA(F4:F67),STDEVPA(F4:F67))
This works fine.
However I am looking to also calculate standard deviation between 60 and 69 and I am unable to get the standard deviation like i am with values 70 and above.
=STDEV.P(IF((F4:F67>59)*(F4:F67<70),F4:F67))
excel
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:21
chris2015chris2015
11
I can calculate the standard deviation when the cell condition is above or equal to 70 using this formula.
=IF(COUNTA(F4:F67)<=70,STDEVA(F4:F67),STDEVPA(F4:F67))
This works fine.
However I am looking to also calculate standard deviation between 60 and 69 and I am unable to get the standard deviation like i am with values 70 and above.
=STDEV.P(IF((F4:F67>59)*(F4:F67<70),F4:F67))
excel
excel
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:21
chris2015chris2015
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asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:21
chris2015chris2015
11
edited Nov 22 '18 at 10:32
chris2015
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:21
chris2015chris2015
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asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:21
chris2015chris2015
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asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:21
chris2015chris2015
11
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It is difficult to offer solutions when the problem statement is simply, "I am running into problems". Please edit your question to give a more complete description of what you expected to happen and how that differs from the actual results. See How to Ask for hints on what makes a good explanation.
– Toby Speight
Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
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It is difficult to offer solutions when the problem statement is simply, "I am running into problems". Please edit your question to give a more complete description of what you expected to happen and how that differs from the actual results. See How to Ask for hints on what makes a good explanation.
– Toby Speight
Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
It is difficult to offer solutions when the problem statement is simply, "I am running into problems". Please edit your question to give a more complete description of what you expected to happen and how that differs from the actual results. See How to Ask for hints on what makes a good explanation.
– Toby Speight
Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
It is difficult to offer solutions when the problem statement is simply, "I am running into problems". Please edit your question to give a more complete description of what you expected to happen and how that differs from the actual results. See How to Ask for hints on what makes a good explanation.
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