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I've got an array function working that filters data by a certain
specified date (Dates!A1) and then returns the median for that fitered subset of data. See below: ={MEDIAN(IF(Data!$A$1:$A$200=Dates!A1,Data!$B$1:$B $200,""))} I would like to extend it so that, rather than calucalting the median for all data that equals a particular date, it would calculate the median for all data that does not equal a number of dates. For instance calculate the median for all data in column B where all the dates in column A do not equal bank holidays as defined in Dates! column A. Cany anyone suggest how to do this? Cheers Matt |
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