Find Number of Data Points within 1, 2 or 3 St Deviations in Excel
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Learn how to use formulas in Excel to find out how many of the data points fall within 1, 2, or 3 standard deviations of the mean.
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Good instructions...one thing to note is when you are wanting to a cell by including "$", for another shortcut you can use the F4 key to lock the referenced cell in. Try it...1st time keying F4 locks the whole cell reference (e.g. $C$4), 2nd time locks only the row reference (e.g. C$4), 3rd time locks only the column reference (e.g. $C4) and 4th time unlocks the cell reference (e.g. C4).
Thank you for the tip
This is very helpful. Thanks.
Glad to hear it helped!
This is helpful. How would I determine the frequency below a certain number? For example, what is I only wanted to know how many instances were below 9,800?
Press f4 on selected range, to add dolar signs, you don't need to manually add dollar signs
Thanks for the tip!
Is the frequency the same thing as the number of data points
Yes, it's how many of the values that fall between the lower and upper limits.
Thanku so much
Also instead of "=" sign to start formula by typing "+", closer to numpad and it's a big button, hard to missclick
Anyone know h ow to do this in SPSS?
i want to do it on spss, did you find a way?