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EXCEL NORM.INV FUNCTION
Excel NORM.INV Function Introduction
The NORM.INV function in Excel calculates the inversion of the Continuous Normal Density Function for a given x value and a given distribution mean and standard deviation.
Description of Excel NORM.INV Function
Syntax :
=NORM.INV( probability, mean, standard_dev )
Parameters :
- The followng parameter are:
Probability –
- The value at which the inverse function should be evaluated.
mean –
- The distribution’s arithmetic mean.
standard dev –
- The tarball standard deviation.
Step By Step Guide of NORM.INV Function
Example :
The Inverse Normal Cumulative Density Function with a Mean of 5 and a Standard Deviation of 2 is seen on the right.
If you wish to determine the value of this function when the probability is equal to 0.6, use the Excel Norm.Inv function, as shown below:
Key Points
- #NUM! – Occurs when either the specified probability argument is 0 or more than 1, or the supplied standard dev parameter is 0.
- #VALUE! – This error occurs if any of the supplied parameters is not a number.
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