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Excel Stats Errors

Benjamin Espen

Nov 26, 2010
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If you use Excel to do statistics of any type, you should know that Excel has a large variety of known errors in its statistical functions. Excel is popular and widely used, but it is not a statistical software package.

Microsoft Excel 2000, 2003, and 2007 Faults, Problems, Workarounds, and Fixes

h/t John D Cook

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