Statistical Functions

M

mate

Try going to Tools, Addins, then adding the Data Analysis
Toolpack. The calculation you need is in there i believe
 
H

Harlan Grove

Is it possible to calculate CV% (Co-efficient Variation)?

Depending on precisely how it's defined, either as =STDEVP(Rng)/AVERAGE(Rng) or
as =VARP(Rng)/AVERAGE(Rng)^2. Note that CVs are meaningful only for random
variables with nonnegative support and positive means.
 
J

Jerry W. Lewis

Out of curiosity, where have you seen CV defined as the square of the
usual definition (2nd formula)?

I would tend to use STDEV instead of STDEVP unless I had observed the
entire population.

Jerry
 
H

Harlan Grove

Out of curiosity, where have you seen CV defined as the square of the
usual definition (2nd formula)?
...

I don't recall specifics, but I believe it was in an actuarial or risk theory
article. I could be wrong.
 

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