Outlier Detection in Excel Using Average and Standard Deviation

This video shows Dr. Evan Matthews explaining how to identify potential outliers (outlier data points) in a dataset within an Excel spreadsheet. This video is part of a playlist of videos showing how to set up a large research spreadsheet.
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[@VivoPhys]

Formula Used In Video:
=IF(AND([Max]>([Average]+3*[SD]),[Min]([Average]+3*[SD]),"yes high",IF([Min]

[@anyaburton6189]

Awesome video, but you don't need to relink everything. Just do it once :)
Try this (only replace values in brackets with cell references):
=LET(max,[Max],min,[Min],mean,[Average],stdev,[SD],var,[3],bottom,mean-var*stdev,top,mean+var*stdev,IF(AND(max>top,mintop,"yes high",IF(min

[@dapit8930]

can you make a video about how each of the formula work and when do we need to combine it?

[@VivoPhys]

If you look through my Excel videos, I have separate videos on most of these functions. It might help you.