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Default percentile - data in 2 different ranges

Someone else can hopefully answer your question, but what I can tell you is
that you don't need the + signs. A Excel formula starts with =, not with
=+. The + is a relic from old Lotus spreadsheets.
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David Biddulph

"Idoia" wrote in message
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I need to calculate a percentile, but my data is not organized as one
single
array, but in 2 ranges.

I've tried things like:
=+PERCENTILE({A1:A4,D8:D11},0.9)
=+PERCENTILE({A1:A4;D8:D11},0.9)
=+PERCENTILE(A1:A4&D8:D11,0.9)
={+PERCENTILE(A1:A4&D8:D11,0.9)}

Nothing seems to work... Any ideas?

Thanks