=STDEVPA(value1,value2,value3,...[up to 30 values])
=STDEVPA(A3:A12)
The STDEVPA function is used to calculate the standard deviation of a set of data points. For example, if you have a set of breaking strength values in a range of cells from A3 to A12, you can use the function to calculate the standard deviation of those values.
=STDEVPA(A3:A12)
The STDEVPA function can also be used to calculate the standard deviation of data points within a column. For example, if you have a column of breaking strength values in column A starting at row 3, you can use the function to calculate the standard deviation of those values.
=STDEVPA(A3:B12)
The STDEVPA function can also be used to calculate the standard deviation of data points within a range of cells. For example, if you have a range of breaking strength values in cells A3 to B12, you can use the function to calculate the standard deviation of those values.
=STDEVPA(A3:A12)
The STDEVPA function can also be used to calculate the standard deviation of data points within a range of rows. For example, if you have a range of breaking strength values in row 3 to row 12 in column A, you can use the function to calculate the standard deviation of those values.
The STDEVPA function calculates the population standard deviation for a set of up to 30 values in a Sourcetable worksheet. It ignores blank cells, TRUE, FALSE and text strings, making it suitable for completely numeric data.