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How to skip the blank cells for calculating StdDev?
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Please help !!! Does anyone know how to skip the blank cells for calculating StdDev? such as, there are a set of data in each cell under colume A, the number of row will keep changing, but the maximum row of data is 600, so I input the formula in as following A601 cell =StdDev(A1:A600,count(A1:A600),0), if the number of data is 600, then the result will be corrected, but if the number of data is 60 only, then the result is 0. However, if I change the code as following StdDev(A1:A60,count(A1:A60),0), then I receive 81 as the result. Does StdDev count the blank cell as a 0 value for following coding StdDev(A1:A600,count(A1:A600),0)? so the result is 0. |
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How to skip the blank cells for calculating StdDev?
Eric wrote...
Quote from Excel Worksheet Function. .... What quote? Does anyone know how to skip the blank cells for calculating StdDev? As others have pointed out already in responses to your original post, there's no built-in function named StdDev. Do you mean STDEV? If so, it automatically skips all blank cells as well as cells containing text or boolean values. That so, you could use something like =STDEV(A:A) If you do really mean a function named StdDev, then it's not a built-in function, and it's unlikely anyone here can help you unless you provide some details about that function. Putting it differently, no, no one here can help you given the information you've provided so far if you really mean the function is named StdDev. |
How to skip the blank cells for calculating StdDev?
I forget that StdDev is a function from external plug-in module for excel.
I should check it with the software provider. Thank you for your suggestion Eric "Harlan Grove" wrote: Eric wrote... Quote from Excel Worksheet Function. .... What quote? Does anyone know how to skip the blank cells for calculating StdDev? As others have pointed out already in responses to your original post, there's no built-in function named StdDev. Do you mean STDEV? If so, it automatically skips all blank cells as well as cells containing text or boolean values. That so, you could use something like =STDEV(A:A) If you do really mean a function named StdDev, then it's not a built-in function, and it's unlikely anyone here can help you unless you provide some details about that function. Putting it differently, no, no one here can help you given the information you've provided so far if you really mean the function is named StdDev. |
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