#variance

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    Finding variance with applying condition.

    I want to find the variance of salaries by applying conditions with an age limit < 35. I tried with VARPA function , used this formula: =VARPA(IF(age1:ageXX < 35, salary1:salaryXX)) But it is providing me a result of 0. can anyone please show me my fault in this case?
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    Creating a variance formula between two different databases-Pivot Table data

    I have two databases from two different sources, I created a pivot table to summarize the data. Then, I copied and pasted values to a new worksheet for sales by cost centers. First, I noticed that there was missing cost centers from one of the databases. I need to compare these two lists to...
    • LilianG
    • Thread
    • #cellformat #comparetwolists #formula #pivottable #variance
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Excel Questions

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