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How do I perform a different formula on the same cell range?
I would like to first take the mean of a column of data, then the standard
deviation of the same data. The two ways I have thought of doing this are (for example): 1. First type AVERAGE and highlight (A1:A5) then copy the text (A1:A5) and paste it in the next cell and type STDEV 2. First type AVERAGE and highlight (A1:A5) then go back and put in the absolute reference dollar signs ($A$1:$A$5) then fill across to the next cell and then change to STDEV Both are getting tedious and too repetitive for the number of times I need to do this, while I think the length of the column changes too often to create a macro. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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