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Fraktile function
I have date 2 different places i my workbook. I would like to use the
fraktile function on these data - how do I do?? =Fraktile(ventor;k) if I type =Fraktile(AND(a2:a7;b2;b7);0,75) I dont get the right result. I think I need to change "AND" but don't knoe to what? /Jan |
Fraktile function
This works for me: =PERCENTILE((G1:G21,F1:F21),0.75)
So you should try: =Fraktile((a2:a7;b2;b7);0,75) best wishes from Canada -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "SirSimons" wrote in message ... I have date 2 different places i my workbook. I would like to use the fraktile function on these data - how do I do?? =Fraktile(ventor;k) if I type =Fraktile(AND(a2:a7;b2;b7);0,75) I dont get the right result. I think I need to change "AND" but don't knoe to what? /Jan |
Fraktile function
Perfect - thx
"Bernard Liengme" skrev: This works for me: =PERCENTILE((G1:G21,F1:F21),0.75) So you should try: =Fraktile((a2:a7;b2;b7);0,75) best wishes from Canada -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "SirSimons" wrote in message ... I have date 2 different places i my workbook. I would like to use the fraktile function on these data - how do I do?? =Fraktile(ventor;k) if I type =Fraktile(AND(a2:a7;b2;b7);0,75) I dont get the right result. I think I need to change "AND" but don't knoe to what? /Jan |
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