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I have a range of scores for a test in cells A10 thru A100.
In Cell A1 I have a the formula =COUNTA(A10:A100) that returns the
number or n of scores. In cell A2 I have the formula
=SUM(A10:A100)/A1 which returns the mean for the range. In cell A3 I
have the formula =STDEV(A10:A100) which returns the standard deviation
for the range. Cells A2 and A3 are formatted as numbers with 2
decimal places (ex., 1.55).
I've combined cells A2 and A3 into another cell with the formula =A2&
" / " & A3 to be able to view the mean/standard deviation in the same
cell (ex., 9.5 / 1.5).
My problem is that when I combine cells A2 and A3 I loose my number
formatting of 2 decimal places and end up with 6 or more decimals to
the right of the decimal in both the mean and sd. Does anyone know of
a way to retain the 2 decimal place formatting when combining the
numbers in a new cell?
Thanks!!
In Cell A1 I have a the formula =COUNTA(A10:A100) that returns the
number or n of scores. In cell A2 I have the formula
=SUM(A10:A100)/A1 which returns the mean for the range. In cell A3 I
have the formula =STDEV(A10:A100) which returns the standard deviation
for the range. Cells A2 and A3 are formatted as numbers with 2
decimal places (ex., 1.55).
I've combined cells A2 and A3 into another cell with the formula =A2&
" / " & A3 to be able to view the mean/standard deviation in the same
cell (ex., 9.5 / 1.5).
My problem is that when I combine cells A2 and A3 I loose my number
formatting of 2 decimal places and end up with 6 or more decimals to
the right of the decimal in both the mean and sd. Does anyone know of
a way to retain the 2 decimal place formatting when combining the
numbers in a new cell?
Thanks!!