Using MS Excel Instead of a Standard Normal Distrib Table

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This video from 11 years ago just saved me today. Thanks

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wow struggled until i found this channel

[@1924Badmonkey]

I’m taking stats in grad school, and find it just as challenging as I did in junior college. This video will save me a lot of heartache. Thank you so much!

[@addiferr]

THank you so much this is the most helpful video I've seen so far!

[@Rachelsc26]

OMG !!! I have been spinning my wheels for 4 hours trying to figure this out in EXCEL till I saw your video. THANK YOU !!!!

[@marthaowens9245]

I want to thank you so much. I have woke up with headaches from dreaming of not been able to get my homework done on time. I was doing this by hand. smh THANK YOU!!!!

[@marissamendoza1480]

Thank you!!!! I like using excel way more than doing the formulas... way less complicated!!!

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[@ronglass5968]

Great vid. Created, saved and using this handy file.

[@brees4me]

Thank you this extremely helpful for my statistics class.

[@thebeastandthewest5191]

When to use distribution inverse and other exel function on this lesson?

[@keishasoto23]

tyvm this is so helpful now I can finish all these problems in a short time.

[@markhartevelt]

Just what I was looking for. Thanks!!

[@alisabanci48]

is there any way we can find value of the z that lies to the right or left of z, using Excel?

[@mayrajloredo87]

Ugh wish I found this before the end of semester :(

[@bvbull200]

Is there a way to do the opposite? If I know the area I am concerned with is .45 of the total, how can I get Excel to tell me the associated z-value is 1.645?

[@babs3k832]

I think it has something to do with the NORMSINV function. looking around right now to see if I can do anything with that

[@jerrylamola911]

I would like to find out how to work it out back using excel. Let us say I have the value of normsdist and I would like to know the value

[@ianlorber2438]

this is dope!!!! thank you. Now i wann make a full table how would do that?

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[@healy178]

GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!

[@frankvalenti8350]

i followed the directions to a T and it says i entered to few arguments

[@limitlessmysteries269]

Thank you sir🙏🙏

[@priyamsarker9355]

which excel is using here??

[@mmartian66]

Thank youuuu!

[@TheMotoguse]

So how do I get z without looking at a table?

[@markstark9572]

Excellent! Like bvbull200, I'd like to know if it can be done in reverse? Knowing the area to find the z-score? Great video and it really helps for those who don't have the calculator and only Excel.

[@daniel3897]

beautiful!

[@deborahfetene5641]

Thank you!

[@thepickle7047]

Or Normalcdf on the calc

[@ratoor1]

Thanks a lot

[@kashfortheking]

Great!!!

[@EmeraldBayMovies]

Doesn't work for shaded to the right. This link gives you the correct values: www.statisticshowto.datasciencecentral.com/tables/z-table/

[@ntlkrr]

OH THANK GOD

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TO LONG, TOO MUCH TALKING, GET TO THE POINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU'RE KILLING ME!!!!!!

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you know you can change the speed right?

[@Gamerssassin]

Thank you!