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Exceeding the maximum of 30 arguments of functions like STDEV
I have more than 30 cells (not connected with each other) which I wan
to use as arguments for excell functions like STDEV. However, accordin to the help file STDEV can only handle a maximum of 30 arguments. Ar there ways around this problem (apart from writing your own STDE function)? Thanks, Jurry -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Exceeding the maximum of 30 arguments of functions like STDEV
If you are talking about a worksheet formula, you can get around thi
limitation by defining named ranges. I was able to select 19 separat (non-contiguous) cells and define them as a named range (not sure o the max here since I do not use named ranges too often). So in theory you could do that 30 times and get a STDEV for 19x30 = 570 points. I some of them are next to each other, the number gets even higher. If you mean in code, I believe you do not have that limitation with th range object. I was able to select 50 different cells using the forma Range("A1,A3,A5,A7,....A100").Select. -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Exceeding the maximum of 30 arguments of functions like STDEV
Thanks, it worked!
Jurry. kkknie wrote: *If you are talking about a worksheet formula, you can get aroun this limitation by defining named ranges. I was able to select 1 separate (non-contiguous) cells and define them as a named range (no sure of the max here since I do not use named ranges too often). S in theory, you could do that 30 times and get a STDEV for 19x30 = 57 points. If some of them are next to each other, the number gets eve higher. If you mean in code, I believe you do not have that limitation wit the range object. I was able to select 50 different cells using th format Range("A1,A3,A5,A7,....A100").Select. K -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Exceeding the maximum of 30 arguments of functions like STDEV
Select your cells and give them a name (say, rng) by typing the name in
the name box (to the left of the formula bar). then use =STDEV(rng) In article , Jurry wrote: I have more than 30 cells (not connected with each other) which I want to use as arguments for excell functions like STDEV. However, according to the help file STDEV can only handle a maximum of 30 arguments. Are there ways around this problem (apart from writing your own STDEV function)? |
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