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Hey guys,
I am working on a spreadsheet that I have some arrays with SumIF and CountIF. I am looking for a way to do a Standard Deviation through an STDEVIF. I built the following formula, but Excel did not like it one bit. {=STDEV(IF($F$3:$F$25=$F35,IF(ISNUMBER(H$3:H$25)*( H$3:H$25),0)))} If I can not do a STDEV IF. Then I thought maybe I could perform a CountIF in cell H36 and then try to perform an offset type of formula to tell Excel which cells I would want the STDEV performed on. When I tried this: STDEV(h36,x) I do not get the correct answer either. Essentially I was thinking by using multiple countIF's I could perform a STDEV calc. Let me know your thoughts. thanks. Chris |
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