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Dunno if this'll make sence but I'll try to explain my problem.
I want to find the mean and mode of a certain range. But I need the range for each item in list and I'll be adding and taking away from that list. Like this: item1 5 item1 8 item1 2 item1 5 item2 9 item2 10 item2 3 item2 4 Say thats my worksheet....I want the mean of all the ones for item1, item2 ect.... Is there a way to lookup which the numbers for each item and give the mean/mode without manually sececting them. there are thousends in for each item and I'll be adding more so I need my mean/mode to update. If anyway can make sense all that and give me some help I'll be well happy!!!Thanks! |
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Assuming that A1:B8 contains your data, let D1:D2 contain Item1 and
Item2, then try the following... E1, copied down: =AVERAGE(IF(A$1:A$8=D1,B$1:B$8)) ....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER F1, copied down: =MODE(IF(A$1:A$8=D1,B$1:B$8)) ....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER Note that you can get a unique list of items for Column A by using 'Advanced Filter', checking 'Unique records only', and choosing the location to copy to. Hope this helps! In article , "Paul" wrote: Dunno if this'll make sence but I'll try to explain my problem. I want to find the mean and mode of a certain range. But I need the range for each item in list and I'll be adding and taking away from that list. Like this: item1 5 item1 8 item1 2 item1 5 item2 9 item2 10 item2 3 item2 4 Say thats my worksheet....I want the mean of all the ones for item1, item2 ect.... Is there a way to lookup which the numbers for each item and give the mean/mode without manually sececting them. there are thousends in for each item and I'll be adding more so I need my mean/mode to update. If anyway can make sense all that and give me some help I'll be well happy!!!Thanks! |
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=AVERAGE(IF(A1:A8="item1",B1:B8))
and =MODE(IF(A1:A8="item1",B1:B8)) This is an array formula. Hit ctrl-shift-enter instead of enter. If you do it correctly, excel will wrap curly brackets {} around your formula. (don't type them yourself.) Adjust the range to match--but you can't use the whole column. Paul wrote: Dunno if this'll make sence but I'll try to explain my problem. I want to find the mean and mode of a certain range. But I need the range for each item in list and I'll be adding and taking away from that list. Like this: item1 5 item1 8 item1 2 item1 5 item2 9 item2 10 item2 3 item2 4 Say thats my worksheet....I want the mean of all the ones for item1, item2 ect.... Is there a way to lookup which the numbers for each item and give the mean/mode without manually sececting them. there are thousends in for each item and I'll be adding more so I need my mean/mode to update. If anyway can make sense all that and give me some help I'll be well happy!!!Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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=MEAN(IF(A1:A100="item1",B1:B100))
which is an array formula, it should be committed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter, not just Enter. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Paul" wrote in message ... Dunno if this'll make sence but I'll try to explain my problem. I want to find the mean and mode of a certain range. But I need the range for each item in list and I'll be adding and taking away from that list. Like this: item1 5 item1 8 item1 2 item1 5 item2 9 item2 10 item2 3 item2 4 Say thats my worksheet....I want the mean of all the ones for item1, item2 ect.... Is there a way to lookup which the numbers for each item and give the mean/mode without manually sececting them. there are thousends in for each item and I'll be adding more so I need my mean/mode to update. If anyway can make sense all that and give me some help I'll be well happy!!!Thanks! |
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I put your data in Range A1:B8
then in Cell F1 entered "item1" in Cell F2 entered "item2" In cell G1 entered =SUMIF($A$1:$A$8,F1,$B$1:$B$8)/COUNTIF($A$1:$A$8,F1) andcopied down to G2. HTH "Paul" wrote: Dunno if this'll make sence but I'll try to explain my problem. I want to find the mean and mode of a certain range. But I need the range for each item in list and I'll be adding and taking away from that list. Like this: item1 5 item1 8 item1 2 item1 5 item2 9 item2 10 item2 3 item2 4 Say thats my worksheet....I want the mean of all the ones for item1, item2 ect.... Is there a way to lookup which the numbers for each item and give the mean/mode without manually sececting them. there are thousends in for each item and I'll be adding more so I need my mean/mode to update. If anyway can make sense all that and give me some help I'll be well happy!!!Thanks! |
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