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Well, with all your #s in row 1, in A1:H1, this calculates the average for
those #s less than 45. I don't know how you will determine that 45 is your upper bound, but.... This is an array formula, meaning you commit it by pressing Shift-Ctrl-Enter: =AVERAGE(IF(A1:H1<45,A1:H1)) "stevekanc" wrote: I am trying to calculate average (Mean & Mode) values for a range of numbers but ignoring numbers that are out of character for the dataset. Example: Sales per time period: 2,2,4,5,3,76,2,45 How can I identify 76 and 45 as being out of anticpated range of numbers? Hope you can help, thanks Steve -- stevekanc |
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