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EXCEL GAUSS FUNCTION
Excel GAUSS Function Introduction
The GAUSS function in Excel calculates the likelihood that a member of a standard normal population will fall between the mean and a specified number of standard deviations from the mean. Because the Gauss function is new in Excel 2013, it is not available in previous versions of Excel.
Description of Excel GAUSS Function
Syntax :
=GAUSS( z )
Parameters :
The following parameters are :
- Where z is the real number at which the Gauss function should be evaluated
Step By Step Guide of GAUSS Function
Example :
The graph on the right depicts the Gauss Function with z values ranging from -6 to +6. The Excel Gauss function is used in the spreadsheets below to assess this function for four distinct values of z.
Key Points
- #NUM! -Occurs if the value of z given is not a valid number.
- #VALUE!-Occurs when the provided argument is not a number.
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