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how to exclude data outliers from formula or chart without deleti.
I have a data set with some outliers (blunders usually) that I want to
temporarily exclude from formula or charts. I would like a way of "locking-out" these data cells. I could selectively skip over them but this is sometimes cumbersome. I need a way to toggle them in or out depending on my analysis. |
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If your data is in columns, maybe just use an additional column and use some
kind of formula: =if(c2=somesortofoutlier,na(),c2) Where SomeSortOfOutlier is whatever rule you want. Michael J wrote: I have a data set with some outliers (blunders usually) that I want to temporarily exclude from formula or charts. I would like a way of "locking-out" these data cells. I could selectively skip over them but this is sometimes cumbersome. I need a way to toggle them in or out depending on my analysis. -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi!
Easy way. Copy the workbook: delete the offending or suspect data. Work on that. Alf |
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