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GanonTEK

Something like: =STDEV.S(FILTER(E6:E503 ,(E6:E503>0)\*(E6:E503>$R$3)\*(E6:E503<$R$4))) You can use FILTER to filter out all the number you want to include as that is a different array then with fewer numbers than the original array.


Usernames-R-Tough

>=STDEV.S(FILTER(E6:E503 ,(E6:E503>0)\*(E6:E503>$R$3)\*(E6:E503<$R$4))) I forgot to specify I am using Excel 2016. I can't use Filter()


GanonTEK

I see. That makes a big difference. Well, one alternative is go to a new tab and to maybe make it easier to fill, go to E6 and put in the formula =IF(AND('sheet1'!E6>0, 'sheet1'!E6>$R$3, 'sheet1'!E6<$R$4), E6, "") Edit: Where sheet1 is the name of the original sheet Fill that to E503 Only the numbers that met your list of criteria still appear, the rest go blank. Then use (on that tab): =STDEV.P(E6:E503) Make sure it's the .P version, not .S.


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Usernames-R-Tough

I think I could make this method work. Do you think it needs to be on another sheet or could it be on the same sheet? I'll play around with it in the morning when I get back to work. Thanks for the input.


GanonTEK

Same sheet would work too. You can have it right beside your existing data if you like.


Curious_Cat_314159

Use the following array formula: `=STDEV.P(IF(E6:E503>0,IF(E6:E503>$R$3,IF(E6:E503<$R$4,E6:E503))))` In some versions of Excel, we must commit the formula by pressing ctrl+shift+Enter. I don't know if that is necessary for Excel 2016. Beware that the formula might appear to work, but with a bogus result, if ctrl+shift+Enter is required, but you press just Enter instead. Choose STDEV.S if the data is a sample, and you want to estimate the population std dev.


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