GAUSS Function in Excel: Probability Between the Mean and z
GAUSS returns the probability that a standard normal value falls between the mean and z standard deviations: NORM.S.DIST(z) - 0.5.
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GAUSS returns the probability that a standard normal value falls between the mean and z standard deviations: NORM.S.DIST(z) - 0.5.
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