Uploaded January 2014 | Updated September 2026, 16 minutes ago
Get Excel file 00074 here: http://1drv.ms/1bYwrTa
If you only have the aggregated data in Excel you might be tempted to create all of the data to calculate the median. There is a much easier way!
In this video I show you the 3 steps.
Cheers,
Kevin Lehrbass
twitter.com/kevinlehrbass
myspreadsheetlab.com
Get Excel file 00074 here: http://1drv.ms/1bYwrTa
If you only have the aggregated data in Excel you might be tempted to create all of the data to calculate the median. There is a much easier way!
In this video I show you the 3 steps.
Cheers,
Kevin Lehrbass
twitter.com/kevinlehrbass
myspreadsheetlab.com






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00:39 Review of requirements
02:23 Debs solution
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