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EXCEL MUNIT FUNCTION
Excel MUNIT Function Introduction
The MUNIT function in Excel returns the unit matrix for a specified dimension.
Description of Excel MUNIT Function
Syntax :
=MUNIT( dimension )
Parameters :
The dimension input is an integer value that specifies the unit matrix’s dimension.
Step By Step Guide of MUNIT Function
Example :
The Munit function is shown in the spreadsheet below, and it was used to enter the 4×4 unit matrix into cells A1-D4: The formula for this is printed in the formula bar: =MUNIT(4)
Key Points
- #VALUE! – Occurs if the dimension parameter is less than or equal to zero, or is not recognised as a numeric value.
- #N/A – Occurs in cells that are not within the range of the resultant matrix.
For example, if we highlighted cells A1-E4 before entering the Munit function in the above example, the ‘extra’ cells, E1-E4, are not included in the resultant matrix. As a result, these cells will show the #N/A error.
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