==STANDARDIZE(x,mean,standard_dev)
=STANDARDIZE(C5,$G$4,$G$5)
The STANDARDIZE function can be used to calculate a z-score for a given set of data. This is useful for comparing the data to a specific mean and standard deviation. For example, this calculates the z-score for the data in cell C5 using the mean from the AVERAGE function (
$G$4
) and the standard deviation from the STDEV.P function ($G$5
).=STANDARDIZE(A2:C10,AVERAGE(A2:C10),STDEV.P(A2:C10))
The STANDARDIZE function is also useful for standardizing data when you are working with a large data set. For example, this will calculate the z-score for each cell in the range A2:C10 using the mean and standard deviation for the entire range.
=STANDARDIZE(C7,AVERAGE(A2:C10),STDEV.P(A2:C10))
The STANDARDIZE function can also be used to compare data from different sets. For example, this calculates the z-score for the data in cell C7 using the mean and standard deviation from the range A2:C10.
=STANDARDIZE(C8,AVERAGE(A2:C10),STDEV.P(A2:D10))
The STANDARDIZE function is also useful for comparing data from different distributions. For example, this calculates the z-score for the data in cell C8 using the mean and standard deviation from the range A2:D10.
The STANDARDIZE function normalizes a value from a distribution by taking into account the arguments of X, mean, and standard_dev.