eelisabeth0910
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Apologies if this is explained poorly. I have a data set of about 1100 rows each representing a unique individual, and 40 columns. The first 20 or so columns contain raw data of the date and time of day (d/mm/yyyy hh:mm) when certain tasks were completed with column header as task type) and the last 20 or so columns are the results of various calculations among various columns (i.e., column Z = column U-column D, column AB = column F-column E, etc.) in hours:minutes. I set this spreadsheet up way before I realized how extensive the data would become so it's probably not most conducive to what I need but I'm stuck with it for the moment.
I need the medians of these column values based on whether the values fall in a certain range (<12:00, 12:01-24:00, 24:01-36:00, 36:01-48:00, or >48:00). Up until recently I've just used the median formula on hand-selected non-contiguous cell ranges (painstaking but effective) but now my dataset is so large that the formula would contain more than 255 cell ranges and no longer works.
Is there any way to calculate these median values for non-contiguous cells? Ideally without having to sort entire columns so that the cell ranges are contiguous? Apologies for my lack of sophistication here.
I need the medians of these column values based on whether the values fall in a certain range (<12:00, 12:01-24:00, 24:01-36:00, 36:01-48:00, or >48:00). Up until recently I've just used the median formula on hand-selected non-contiguous cell ranges (painstaking but effective) but now my dataset is so large that the formula would contain more than 255 cell ranges and no longer works.
Is there any way to calculate these median values for non-contiguous cells? Ideally without having to sort entire columns so that the cell ranges are contiguous? Apologies for my lack of sophistication here.