Unlike COUNTIFS and SUMIFS, SUMPRODUCT allows you conditionally sum or count values with OR logic. For the OR logic formula, either of the criteria must be met on a row to sum the corresponding values in the specified array. To apply OR logic, you need to use plus symbol (+) in between...
The probability of getting 2 is possible only when we get 1 on both dice (1+1), so chance = 1. Now, we need to calculate the chances to roll using the COUNTIF function. We need to create another table with the sum of rolls in one column and their chance of getting that number i...
Type the words on your device keyboard or use the on-screen keyboard on the site’s page. First, type any word that comes to mind — it must fit the letter count. HitEnterto submit your word and view the results. Here’s an example. The letters in green are part of the word and ...
First, you need to calculate the mean/average (μ) of all values in the data set. To do that, you add up all the values and then divide the sum by the count of the values in the data set. You can find the average using the manual arithmetic expression: 96+69+99+57+35+89+55+...
When you find something or someone to be reliable and if you trust and count on it/them, you apply ‘no cap’ and when that’s not the case, use ‘cap’. I’ve worked with that system before. Works like a charm, no cap. I don’t know, man. Seems like job offer’s capping....