Re: Finding the Median
- From: "Rick Rothstein" <rick.newsNO.SPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 5 Jan 2009 14:27:06 -0500
I presume you mean by the fifth column the one that starts off with 188, 135. If so, you appear to be missing the value for this column in the third row. Did you accidentally leave out the value? Is it really supposed to be an empty cell? Should it have been a 0? If it was deliberately left out, should it be treated as a 0 or should it be ignored completely?
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Rick (MVP - Excel)
"Bad_Shot" <Bad_Shot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:F064F6D2-F01F-4CB3-B2EF-6826832026D2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I need to determine the Median of one column, while selecting those rows in a
specific date range.
I need the Median of Col 5, using a date range of Col 2.
Sample Data
Sold 1/10/2008 188 6900000 188 6300000
Sold 1/14/2008 44 575000 135 556200
Sold 1/28/2008 181 349900 335000
Sold 1/31/2008 98 775000 292 757000
Sold 2/1/2008 7 319900 7 315000
Sold 2/8/2008 136 849000 136 750000
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