5)For comparison purposes if one data set has a small SD and another has a large SD, then the mean with the smaller SD more fairly represents its data points.
6)In loose terms, SD tells you how good your mean is.
7)In our example if the distribution of car prices is bell shaped, we could add and subtract the SD to the mean and then say that 68% of values should lie within this range.
I think your tutorials and workbooks are very well organized. Thanks so much; I really appreciate everything.
Darienbeagle 6 months ago 2
You are welcome!
ExcelIsFun 6 months ago
Is naming the cells the same as selecting a range? (Is the naming of cells dynamic, like selecting a range?)
ctotheJdogg07 1 year ago
No they are different, but the numbers from both a range and a named range will go into the function, like SUM.
A range and a named range are both dynamic in the sense that if you insert a row between the two end cells, they will both update.
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
In our case Excel Basics #6 what does the number 12152.89 tells me? (stdevp)
vesee 2 years ago
Standard Deviation (SD) is a numerical measure that does these things:
1)Tells you the average deviation each data point is from the mean (AVERAGE function)
2)Is a measure of variation or dispersion
3)Tells you how clustered the data points are around the mean
4)Helps you to decide if the mean fairly represents the data points.
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ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
5)For comparison purposes if one data set has a small SD and another has a large SD, then the mean with the smaller SD more fairly represents its data points.
6)In loose terms, SD tells you how good your mean is.
7)In our example if the distribution of car prices is bell shaped, we could add and subtract the SD to the mean and then say that 68% of values should lie within this range.
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ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
If explanation of SD is what you want, the complete story is in these videos:
Excel & Statistics 39: Variability Chart - Visual Approach (Dispersion or Spread)
Excel & Statistics 40: Range & Interquartile Range (Variability)
Excel & Statistics 41: Sample Standard Deviation (Variability)
Excel & Statistics 42: Coefficient of Variation
Excel & Statistics 45: Z-Score (# Standard Deviations From Mean)
Excel & Statistics 47: Empirical Rule (Bell Shaped Curve)
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
Kudos to you for sharing your love of learning and making it fun. You are helping me prep for my next job!
TheMsKarena 2 years ago
I am glad thaey help - and there is no doubt, if you are good with Excel, employers love you!
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
best video
fahadsaeed50 2 years ago
EXCELlent!!!!
Thanks for the 5 star rating!!
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
what happend with your voice ? :( untill now it was great now it's not so great
adellutza 2 years ago
I am not sure what you mean? What are you referring to?
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
yeah u sound sick
gastonytHQ 2 years ago
I am glad that the videos are hepful!
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
i love keyboard shorcuts!
thirthyest 2 years ago
I just added a whole playlist with videos about keyboard shortcuts.
Do you know how to find the Playlists?
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
yes i know how to find playlists
i'll take look :))
thirthyest 2 years ago
EXCELlent!!!
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
wow i love this, thanks so much
LadyDboz 2 years ago
Dear LadyDboz,
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ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
AWSOME
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ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
i learn a lot. thnx
blupears 2 years ago
Dear blupears,
You are welcome! I am glad that it helped!
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ExcelIsFun 2 years ago