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blewyn
I have 3 columns of data, and the rows must be kept intact (ie each
row is a record, so the columns cannot be independently sorted, the
data must be sorted in its entirety according to whichever column is
chosen as the sort criteria).
I can calculate the average of each row - but how do I calculate the
average of the top 5 or top 10 data values in each column ? Is there
a statistical formula I can use to average the highest 5 data values
in a column, WITHOUT sorting that column into any particular order ?
Thanks,
Blewyn
row is a record, so the columns cannot be independently sorted, the
data must be sorted in its entirety according to whichever column is
chosen as the sort criteria).
I can calculate the average of each row - but how do I calculate the
average of the top 5 or top 10 data values in each column ? Is there
a statistical formula I can use to average the highest 5 data values
in a column, WITHOUT sorting that column into any particular order ?
Thanks,
Blewyn