Hey ppl,
I am new to developer option or excel coding , I am writing a short code to calculate Average and Standard deviation of certain values, Since I need to update file daily so I think I need to store this code in some other excel file to run it and update the values or if I can store the code in excel and run on my file then please tell me .
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This is how my Sheet look, Each 'N' has 5 'S' it will be in increment order and max 'S' can be 25 . For each N I want to calculate average and Standard Deviation for the similar S (eg Average and Standard deviation of all 1's M then Average standard deviation of all 2's M). Can anyone give me hint to do that , Where should I start ?
The filename is always "FILE.xlsx" and Sheet name is "NEW" .
Thanks
P.S: sorry for the bad explanation
I am new to developer option or excel coding , I am writing a short code to calculate Average and Standard deviation of certain values, Since I need to update file daily so I think I need to store this code in some other excel file to run it and update the values or if I can store the code in excel and run on my file then please tell me .
S | N | M | A | Std |
1 | First | 101 | ||
1 | First | 105 | ||
1 | First | 109 | ||
1 | First | 200 | ||
1 | First | 209 | ||
2 | First | 220 | ||
2 | First | 221 | ||
2 | First | 290 | ||
2 | First | 293 | ||
2 | First | 291 | ||
1 | Second | 30 | ||
1 | Second | 39 | ||
1 | Second | 38 | ||
1 | Second | 34 | ||
1 | Second | 35 | ||
3 | Second | 36 | ||
3 | Second | 33 | ||
3 | Second | 40 | ||
3 | Second | 42 | ||
3 | Second | 41 |
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This is how my Sheet look, Each 'N' has 5 'S' it will be in increment order and max 'S' can be 25 . For each N I want to calculate average and Standard Deviation for the similar S (eg Average and Standard deviation of all 1's M then Average standard deviation of all 2's M). Can anyone give me hint to do that , Where should I start ?
The filename is always "FILE.xlsx" and Sheet name is "NEW" .
Thanks
P.S: sorry for the bad explanation
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