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Upper and lower Quartiles?
Nedd to know the formulas for upper and lower quartile from a set of data.
Looked at the forumla quartile but im not sure whether thats entirely correct. |
Upper and lower Quartiles?
matt wrote:
Nedd to know the formulas for upper and lower quartile from a set of data. Looked at the forumla quartile but im not sure whether thats entirely correct. I just tried some sets of values from an Intermediate GCSE text book and it doesn't always agree with Excel. |
Upper and lower Quartiles?
Paul Lautman wrote:
matt wrote: Nedd to know the formulas for upper and lower quartile from a set of data. Looked at the forumla quartile but im not sure whether thats entirely correct. I just tried some sets of values from an Intermediate GCSE text book and it doesn't always agree with Excel. Excel doesn't agree with BBC Bitesize either |
Upper and lower Quartiles?
matt -
Nedd to know the formulas for upper and lower quartile from a set of data. Looked at the forumla quartile but im not sure whether thats entirely correct. < From many previous posts, to explain Excel's somewhat nonstandard way of computing quartiles and percentiles: Refer to the built-in Help for the Percentile(array,k) function, where 0<=k<=1. Percentile(array,0) = minimum value in the array of n values. Percentile(array,1) = maximum value in the array. "If k is not a multiple of 1/(n - 1), PERCENTILE interpolates to determine the value at the k-th percentile." Quartile(array,1) = Percentile(array,0.25). For more information, browse to Google Groups and search for "excel percentile quartile" (without the quotes). - Mike www.mikemiddleton.com |
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