sorry if this is a stupid question... but why are the min and max's on the bottom different? like the first min is 4.0 and the second min is 3.5, same as for max
@MsBammerz The first Min and Max are the actual values, and the second set of Min and Max are the length of the whiskers, that show the Min and Max.
If you click the link in the description, you'll see my blog article about this box and whisker chart. In that article, the second screen shot shows the formulas for those Min and Max calculations.
Actually the method you are presenting is WRONG since it wont be applicable for all kinds of data. YOU ARE SUBJECTIVELY ASSUMING ALL THE DATA SELECTED IS POSITIVE. If there were negative values in another data set, your method wouldnt work because the value you set up for Q1 would be the lengh of bar area below x-axis, and sequently all the median, Q3, Max value wouldnt be correct. Better revise it otherwise this video could be quite MISLEADING
Hello, I think if you dont know nobody does, so, is there a way to create a macro to set up the macro security level to "down" automatically, because threre are many users dont know how to do it, thank you very much
@ducksaj No, you can't changed the user's macro settings by running a macro.
You could add an instruction sheet at the front of the workbook, and explain how to enable macros in the Excel file. Proficient users could ignore that sheet, and those who need help could follow your written instructions to enable macros.
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betha578 3 weeks ago
thankyou!
CampbelltoeMcintosh 1 month ago
Great tutorial, very helpful! Thank you!
LissadelSol 1 month ago
hi, when I stack them like you do I get it all on one bar. I m using 2010. Is there anything I can do?
poolkfg 2 months ago
Your voice makes me want to shoot myself
34kakalo 3 months ago
@34kakalo you mean jack off
Japindian92 3 months ago
sorry if this is a stupid question... but why are the min and max's on the bottom different? like the first min is 4.0 and the second min is 3.5, same as for max
MsBammerz 5 months ago
@MsBammerz The first Min and Max are the actual values, and the second set of Min and Max are the length of the whiskers, that show the Min and Max.
If you click the link in the description, you'll see my blog article about this box and whisker chart. In that article, the second screen shot shows the formulas for those Min and Max calculations.
contextures 5 months ago
Thanks so much... my teacher is useless. This help me finish my assessment thanks a lot
Recog666 5 months ago 2
@Recog666 Thanks, glad it helped with your school work.
contextures 5 months ago
Actually the method you are presenting is WRONG since it wont be applicable for all kinds of data. YOU ARE SUBJECTIVELY ASSUMING ALL THE DATA SELECTED IS POSITIVE. If there were negative values in another data set, your method wouldnt work because the value you set up for Q1 would be the lengh of bar area below x-axis, and sequently all the median, Q3, Max value wouldnt be correct. Better revise it otherwise this video could be quite MISLEADING
lolita901127 10 months ago
Thank you, great tutorial, you save my life,
Arthurcoloccini 11 months ago
Hello, I think if you dont know nobody does, so, is there a way to create a macro to set up the macro security level to "down" automatically, because threre are many users dont know how to do it, thank you very much
ducksaj 1 year ago
@ducksaj No, you can't changed the user's macro settings by running a macro.
You could add an instruction sheet at the front of the workbook, and explain how to enable macros in the Excel file. Proficient users could ignore that sheet, and those who need help could follow your written instructions to enable macros.
contextures 1 year ago
@contextures so.....thank you for your prompt atention
ducksaj 1 year ago