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percentile - data in 2 different ranges
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 |
Answer: percentile - data in 2 different ranges
To calculate a percentile for data in two different ranges, use the following formula:
Formula:
Formula:
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percentile - data in 2 different ranges
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Idoia wrote: 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 Try... =PERCENTILE((A1:A4,D8:D11),0.9) -- Domenic http://www.xl-central.com |
percentile - data in 2 different ranges
Thanks, I seem to have tried everything but the easy way...
Now a bit more difficult: what if my range is in a different sheet in the same book? The ranges are located in a different place in each sheet, so 3D references won't work? Your formula now becomes =+PERCENTILE((A1:A4,Sheet2!D8:D11),0.9) But stops working Thanks a lot "Domenic" wrote: In article , Idoia wrote: 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 Try... =PERCENTILE((A1:A4,D8:D11),0.9) -- Domenic http://www.xl-central.com |
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. -- David Biddulph "Idoia" wrote in message ... 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 |
percentile - data in 2 different ranges
In article ,
Idoia wrote: Thanks, I seem to have tried everything but the easy way... Now a bit more difficult: what if my range is in a different sheet in the same book? The ranges are located in a different place in each sheet, so 3D references won't work? Your formula now becomes =+PERCENTILE((A1:A4,Sheet2!D8:D11),0.9) But stops working Thanks a lot If each range references a single column and the ranges are the same size, try... =PERCENTILE(CHOOSE({1,2},A1:A4,Sheet2!D8:D11),0.9) -- Domenic http://www.xl-central.com |
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