1. 8 years ago

    so I asked my friends bout this and my parents but they didn't know what went wrong so here it goes...
    I was doing an assignment on excel and I had to calculate the lower quartile. so I put in the formula

    =QUARTILE.EXC(Q2:R2,1)

    and it says #NUM!
    what went wrong?

  2. Edited 8 years ago by CraftyMyner

    @TheForgotten20 "#NUM!" Shows up if the supplied value of quart is less than 0 or greater than 4 or the supplied array is empty.

  3. @TheForgotten20 Might be too late now, but are you sure you have the right data or range in the spreadsheet? You've only highlighted two cells, which would also return #NUM!. You can't really have a lower quartile for two numbers.

  4. Edited 8 years ago by TheForgotten20

    gee thanks! I found my error, I shouldn't have used the max and min to calculate my quartiles, instead I should've used my input values
    also nut job it wasn't too late, you helped too!

  5. interquartile range is upper quartile - lower quartile right?

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