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Title: calculating game stats in excel
Post by: ulsteroptom on Apr 19, 04:10 PM 2013
need some help calculating game statistics in excel

are there formulas i could use to calculate the following
looking at a column of data

1)formula to determine the largest gap between a certain result, ie to indicate longest sleep period
2) formula to calculate the average gap between a specific result
3) formula to calculate the most common (mode) gap for a specific result

any help with these formulas would be much appreciated thanks
Title: Re: calculating game stats in excel
Post by: ulsteroptom on Apr 19, 06:10 PM 2013
here is an example

1   
2   <-
3   
4   
5   
6   
5   
2   <-
3   
2   <-
4   
1   
5   
6   
2   <-
4   
3   
1   
2   <-
5   
2   <-

for this example - will be interested in number 2


1)largest gap would be 5 between repeat   
2) average would be 5+1+4+3+1=14/5   
3)mode gap would be 1

any help with this would be much appreciated

thanks
Title: Re: calculating game stats in excel
Post by: maestro on Apr 19, 07:22 PM 2013
get your results from distances and plug them into rx software so you can see better picture :thumbsup:
Title: Re: calculating game stats in excel
Post by: Still on Apr 19, 08:21 PM 2013
Here's a spreadsheet that calculates all requested stats except mode.  I don't know what you mean by mode. 

Title: Re: calculating game stats in excel
Post by: Still on Apr 20, 01:31 PM 2013
This one is a little better.

Also, a mistake in cell A2 was corrected from:
         =COUNTIF(A14:OFFSET(A14,A$10,0),A$3)
to:
         =COUNTIF(A14:OFFSET(A14,A$10,0),A$1)
Title: Re: calculating game stats in excel
Post by: ulsteroptom on Apr 20, 03:38 PM 2013
thanks for this

by mode gap, i meant the most common gap appearance between the specific number
Title: Re: calculating game stats in excel
Post by: Still on Apr 27, 08:26 PM 2013
I might be able to implement mode (using formulas not VBA).  How important is it?  Do you still need mode?