ERFC.PRECISE Function in Excel: Complementary Error Function (2010+ Version)
EngineeringLevel: ExpertAvailable in: Excel 2010+ERFC.PRECISE is the 2010 version of ERFC.Syntax=ERFC.PRECISE(x)ArgumentWhat it meansxValueExamplesExample.
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EngineeringLevel: ExpertAvailable in: Excel 2010+ERFC.PRECISE is the 2010 version of ERFC.Syntax=ERFC.PRECISE(x)ArgumentWhat it meansxValueExamplesExample.
Read article →GESTEP returns 1 if a number is greater than or equal to a step value, otherwise 0 — SUM it to count values over…
Read article →EngineeringLevel: ExpertAvailable in: Excel 2007+ERFC returns 1 - ERF(x): the tail beyond x.Syntax=ERFC(x)ArgumentWhat it meansxValueExamplesExample.
Read article →IMCSC returns 1/sin(z). Complex numbers are text like 3+4i; build them with COMPLEX.
Read article →ERF returns the error function between 0 and x (or between two limits), used in probability and diffusion.
Read article →IMARGUMENT returns the angle θ in radians (phase angle). Complex numbers are text like 3+4i; build them with COMPLEX.
Read article →DELTA returns 1 if two numbers are equal and 0 otherwise — easy to SUM for a count of matches.
Read article →IMDIV divides one complex number by another, e.g. current = voltage / impedance.
Read article →IMCOS returns cos(z). Complex numbers are text like 3+4i; build them with COMPLEX.
Read article →IMREAL returns the real coefficient a of a+bi. Complex numbers are text like 3+4i; build them with COMPLEX.
Read article →IMCONJUGATE returns a-bi. Complex numbers are text like 3+4i; build them with COMPLEX.
Read article →IMSINH returns sinh(z). Complex numbers are text like 3+4i; build them with COMPLEX.
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