You can use the percentile function with values that are multiples of .10 in the function. Say your values were in the cells A2 to A50, you could use these functions for some of the different deciles:
=PERCENTILE(A2:A50,0.1)
=PERCENTILE(A2:A50,0.2)
=PERCENTILE(A2:A50,0.3)
=PERCENTILE(A2:A50,0.4)
decile = decil
A decile is the same in all things - it is 10%. The second decile is 10-20%
example of decile
A decile is a method of splitting up a set of ranked data into 10 equally large subsections. If you're in the 2nd decile, you're in the top 20%, if your in the 3rd decile your in the top 30%, and so on. The 2nd decile is a good place to be.
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When the data are ordered from smallest to largest, the first decile comprises the smallest 10% of data, the second decile the next 10% and so on, until the top (tenth) decile is the highest 10%.
Decile analysis usually groups the customers into 10 percent categories by margin or revenue. Usually the graphs that have the different trends are usually analyzed during the decile analysis.
Decile means one of the ten groups containing an equal number of the items that make up a frequency distribution.
sht happens
1,5,50
50th percentile or median
where you take away the 10% of the data from 90% of the data