Reputation: 3
I have a data of 1000 rows in Excel, and I wish to calculate the variance of every 10 data, say =var.s(A1:A10), =var.s(A11:A20), ....
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I did the first two manually and tried to drag the formulas down, but instead of having =var.s(A21:A30), =var.s(A31:A40)
I had =var.s(A3:A12), =var.s(A13:A22)
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Could anyone please suggest how I can get my desired results?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 55
Reputation: 166256
If your values are in ColA you can use a formula like the one shown below: for each row you drag it down it will offset the range fed to VAR.S by 10 rows.
Upvotes: 1