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I'm randomly logging my actual download and upload rates to determine how far off I am from the advertised rate. I want to eliminate from the average the top and bottom 1 or 2 outliers. I tried TRIMMEAN() but that doesn't seem to do what I need. Is there another function that would work better for this problem? Mark |
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