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4D v19
VAR.P
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VAR.P ( value {, value2 , ... , valueN} ) | ||||||||
Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
value | Number, Array |
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Values to get the variance | |||||
The VAR.P function returns the variance based on the entire population, which uses numeric values.
In value, pass the values to evaluate. Each argument can be a number, or an array of numbers (a single array (cell range) or multiple arrays (cell ranges)).
Note: This function assumes that its arguments are the entire population. If your data represents only a sample of the population, then compute the variance using the VAR.S function.
VAR.P(B3,C4,B2,D10,E5) VAR.P(A1:A9)
VAR.P(98,85,76,87,92,89,90) //39.265306122449
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