Excel Magic Trick 852: Conditional Standard Deviation: STDEV.S & IF or DSTDEV functions?

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Learn how to:
1. Calculate Standard Deviation with One Condition for many categories using STDEV.S & IF or DSTDEV functions
2. Calculate Standard Deviation with One Condition for one categories using DSTDEV function
3. Standard Deviation IF

[@Thb202]

One hour of searching later found this just what I needed. Tysm

[@yopaulie6501]

ExcellsFun, you truly are a wizard! Thanks for your tips!!!

[@excelisfun]

You are welcome for the tips, Yo Paulie : )

[@MatthewRings1]

Saved me! Learned a few great things on this video...super appreciated!

[@vivianibewuike6669]

I am very grateful...

[@ashenbolt424]

Thank you very much!!! The vid helped me a lot!!!

[@Boot1221]

thank you on the CTRL+Shift tip. Been struggling with that.

[@excelisfun]

Glad it helps!

[@excelisfun]

The AND Function. Try this video:
Excel Magic Trick 544: Conditional Formatting Row With Multiple Criteria In Other Columns

[@D3_Business_Analytics]

Awesome explanation.....I was trying to figure out MS Access Standard deviation....got my answer here....its Conditional Std.Dev..........Thank you instructor.......

[@excelisfun]

Glad it helps, Sak!! Thanks for the support with your comment, Thumbs Up and Sub : )

[@AlexMoseleyPhD]

Thank you! Clearly explained and it sorted a problem I was working on for a while which was driving me nuts, hah hah!

[@excelisfun]

Glad to help! I know I was frustrated with conditional standard deviations before I learned how too.

[@fabiophillip9275]

how to check if text is not exactly "Seattle" but instead contains "Seattle" in this example?

[@MokoszVive]

Excellent trick, thank you!
How can I implement this with several criteria using the AND + IF, I suppose?
thx for your answer

[@mohankumarnani825]

Hai
For example Diameter 20 with +/-0.020 and measured value is 19.970/19.980. Here lower value have -0.010mm deviation. Same this how can get in excel?
Please help

[@TbMelissa]

Thank you! Now i feel smart learning all these cool excel functions!

[@Kartobob]

How would you exclude 'zeros' inside the equation without simply putting in 'nil' in the data as previously suggested?

[@gggleli6253]

Great tutorial, thank you very much! However, the criteria here is only "name = Seattle", but what if I want to calculate the std for the data only after a certain date?

[@stevennye5075]

Excellent

[@ryanegger5087]

Thanks!

[@excelisfun]

You are welcome!

[@mauricio460]

Thank you very much.

[@magedm6734]

Cool trick, but how to exclude zeros or empty cells off the function

[@michaelo7600]

fill empty cells with "nil"