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How do i find the number of test scores between the 50th and 75th percentile?
Formula using now is =countif(data cells in range, "<=" &value of 75th percentile) -countif(data cells in range, "" &value of 50th percentile) -number of records -1 Thanks in advance! |
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=SUMPRODUCT((B1:B10=50%)*(B1:B10<=75%))
"coo-too" wrote: How do i find the number of test scores between the 50th and 75th percentile? Formula using now is =countif(data cells in range, "<=" &value of 75th percentile) -countif(data cells in range, "" &value of 50th percentile) -number of records -1 Thanks in advance! |
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One way:
=COUNTIF(rng,"<="&PERCENTILE(rng,0.75)) - COUNTIF(rng,"<"&PERCENTILE(rng,0.5)) alternatively: =SUMPRODUCT(--(rng<=PERCENTILE(rng,0.75)), --(rng=PERCENTILE(rng,0.5))) In article , "coo-too" wrote: How do i find the number of test scores between the 50th and 75th percentile? Formula using now is =countif(data cells in range, "<=" &value of 75th percentile) -countif(data cells in range, "" &value of 50th percentile) -number of records -1 Thanks in advance! |
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