How to find Quartiles from the data in two columns in excel

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Hi I have a basic question. I tried to find the answer by myself but I couldn't. how to contain multi areas in Quartile func in excel? (actually, google spreadsheet)

I know the basic func of quartile is =quartile(data,1). ex) =quartile(A2:A10,1)

Situation: I have a # of trials in column A, and the # of scores in column B. After I had 50 trials, I didn't want the table to be too long. so I have another # of trials in column D(51~100) and # of scores in column E

Main point: I want to find the average, median, and qurtile1, quartile2, quartile3 for all scores of my trials. I know for average, =average(B2:B51,E2:E51). for median, =median(B2:B51,E2:E51). However, when I do quartile =quartile(B2:B51,E2:E51,1) or =quartile((B2:B51,E2:E51),1) it has an error that I put 3 data and it should be 2. How can I contain the data from two columns?(column B and column E) please let me know. Thank you!

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Jos Woolley On

Range unions in Excel are achieved by the following syntax:

(Range1,Range2)

For example:

=QUARTILE((B2:B51,E2:E51),1)

Whereas in Google Sheets it's:

{Range1;Range2}

For example:

=QUARTILE({Range1;Range2},1)