What's the difference between stdev p, stdev s, and stdev

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[@michaelelkin9542]

At the 2:50 mark when you are entering the command the drop down shows STDEV.S and lower shows STDEV.. Both use the sample formula. And STDEV.P and STDEVP both use the population formula. What is the difference between the two other than that the .P and .S versions don't exist in older versions of Excel? Thanks.

[@BrianLeeDick]

The stdev is the "original" version of standard deviation from older versions. It is identical to stdev.s, or standard deviation of sample.

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