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In article <MTANNER.92Apr13103106@gmuvax2.gmu.edu>, mtanner@gmuvax2.gmu.edu (Michael C. Tanner) writes:
|> I have been keeping my grade book in an Excel spreadsheet, and noticed while
|> entering scores last night that something funny happened.  At one point, in
|> the position where I'm keeping a median of the column I was entering, it
|> changed from a number to #NUM!, then changed to a number when I entered the
|> next score.  So I started playing around to see what was going on.
|> 
|> Here's the scores at the point the error occurred (sorted):
|> 
|> 100
|> 96
|> 92
|> 92
|> 92
|> 92
|> 92
|> 88
|> 88
|> 84
|> 84
|> 84
|> 76
|> 72
|> 0
|> 0

Excel looks pretty sick to me on this one.  I just did the median of this
data set (based on yours):
 100
 96
 92
 92
 92
 92
 92
 88
 0
 0
 0
 0
 0
 0
 0
 0

and got a median of 44 (!).

	--Mark