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How to calculate the average of the 80 percentile to 100 percentile of a column, I try to use the averageif() functions, but it only support the condition ">1" instead of a formula condition >percentile(A1:A100,80)
Your formula is almost correct. Just some minor syntax issues. Try:
=AVERAGEIF(A1:A100,">"&PERCENTILE(A1:A100,80%))
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When I type 0.000, I want the cell to display "0.000" and not "0". How do I stop all of this ridiculous autoformating in Excel.
It is not ridiculous, it is likely the way MS designed it, thinking it will be comfortable for most users (sometimes I disagree with the design of MS, but perhaps not this time).
You have to set the number format to Number, and then set the number of decimal places to 3.
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ID Amount
1 100
1 200
1 200
2 400
3 200
I want to find the average amount for ID number 1. How to do it?
Formula =AVERAGEIF(A1:A5,1,B1:B5)
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I have an excel file with a column containing some numbers i need to normalize the distribution between 0 and 1 using this formula x-min(distribution)/max(distribution)-min(distribution). any help will be appreciated.
Try this:
=(G9-MIN($G$9:$G:$12))/(MAX($G$9:$G$12)-MIN($G$9:$G$12))
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I am beginner in Excel. I have a workbook in which the formula column is defined as
=+TEXT($A36,"mmm"), but even if I give =Text($A36,"mmm")
it is returning the Month.
What is the difference in using =+ and + in Excel?
Will it changes the functionality in any ways?
This is simply a legacy way of doing it. From Lotus 123 I believe. It makes absolutely no difference to the functionality.
There is no difference. It's the exact same thing.
It comes from an old syntax used in Lotus
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For example the client program lists the worksheet limitations here:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/excel-specifications-and-limits-HP010342495.aspx
But I can't find anything on the limitations of the web app.
Based on #Tim Williams response I think the row and column limitations for the Excel web app are 16384 cols x 1048576 rows.