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Median array formula
Hi
I have had a look at the median posts and array posts but I am really struggling with this as I have never built an array before. I need to find the median length of stay for age/Psex/admissiontype for each HRG (column A) I have the following columns of data A B C D E F HRG AgeRange PSex AdmissionType LOS Median LOS A11 0-14 Male Elective 14 {ARRAY FORMULA??} I imagine the formula with have to lookup colum G concatenation of A2&B2&C2&D2 within the range of data (a2:e:100), then find the median of those results? I just don't know how to put this together or if it is possible the way I have the dataset laid out. Thanks for you help. |
Median array formula
Nevermind... I think I got it. Was less scary than I thought.
{=MEDIAN(IF($A$2:$A$2539=A2,$G$2:$G$2539))} Ciara wrote: Hi I have had a look at the median posts and array posts but I am really struggling with this as I have never built an array before. I need to find the median length of stay for age/Psex/admissiontype for each HRG (column A) I have the following columns of data A B C D E F HRG AgeRange PSex AdmissionType LOS Median LOS A11 0-14 Male Elective 14 {ARRAY FORMULA??} I imagine the formula with have to lookup colum G concatenation of A2&B2&C2&D2 within the range of data (a2:e:100), then find the median of those results? I just don't know how to put this together or if it is possible the way I have the dataset laid out. Thanks for you help. |
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