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There may be better ways, but one way could be something like:
=MIN(IF($C$2:$C$100="engineer",$D$2:$D$100,"")) where your data is in rows 2 through 100. You can use the same basic formula for MAX, MEDIAN, MODE, and AVERAGE (and obviously for your other job functions) NB: this formula must be array-entered (ctrl-shift-enter) HTH, Ryan "Al" wrote: I have two columns: column C has job functions, say engineer, cook, driver, etc; column D has salaries. I want to analyse the salaries: what's the min/max,median, mode, average values for each of the job functions. (e.g., if data in column C = "driver", then corresponding salary to be included in the data to be analysed.) Hope someone out there has the answer!! |
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