You can use NORM.DIST(x,mean,standard_dev,cumulative)
which allows you to specify the mean and the standard deviation. If the last argument is TRUE
it returns the cumulative probability. Obviously, under the assumption, the distribution of your data corresponds to the Normal Distribution. If you are not sure about that, then you need to run a normality test that will confirm that first (anyway most natural phenomenons are distributed as Normal).
For the mean, you can use the AVERAGE
function, and for the Standard Deviation STDEV.S
.
So on cell D4
put the following formula to calculate the cumulative probability for 0.25
:
=NORM.DIST(D3,D1,D2, TRUE)

So if your data correspond to a Normal Distribution, then the cumulative probability for 0.25
will be 0.361494
.