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Strategizing numbers
I have a wide range of varying dollar amounts that I want to group together
depending on the range in which they fall. I need a percentage of how many figures fall into each range.What would be th best way to do this? Example: Values: $1,765.02 $568.71 $1,141.22 Ranges- $549.99-599.99 $600.00-649.99 $650.00-699.99 etc. |
Strategizing numbers
Look at SUMPRODUCT examples in this discussion forum...
If you have your nos in A1:A100 and ranges in B & C cols then Type in D1 =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100B1),--(A1:A100<C1)) and press CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER and copy down "infinite1013" wrote: I have a wide range of varying dollar amounts that I want to group together depending on the range in which they fall. I need a percentage of how many figures fall into each range.What would be th best way to do this? Example: Values: $1,765.02 $568.71 $1,141.22 Ranges- $549.99-599.99 $600.00-649.99 $650.00-699.99 etc. |
Strategizing numbers
See help on the FREQUENCY function. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 23 Sep 2008 08:32:01 -0700, infinite1013 wrote: I have a wide range of varying dollar amounts that I want to group together depending on the range in which they fall. I need a percentage of how many figures fall into each range.What would be th best way to do this? Example: Values: $1,765.02 $568.71 $1,141.22 Ranges- $549.99-599.99 $600.00-649.99 $650.00-699.99 etc. |
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