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Note that each result is calculated individually in this example.
MIN (list)
Returns the smallest number value from the list.
Examples:
Assume:
Results:
MID ("FFFFFDCBAA", INT (grade/lO), I)
grade=95
80737489959897
A B C
C B A A
A
(
(
(
(
(
(
(
NOT
(L)
Returns the opposite of the logical value L (FALSE if the argument is true;
TRUE if the argument is false).
NA( )
Returns the
#
N/A (not available) special value. Use this value to mark
data points not yet defined.
NPV (rate, list)
Net Present Value (NPV) calculates the amount of money required now to
produce a specified cash flow in the future, given some interest rate.
MOD (dividend, divisor)
Returns the remainder of dividend divided by divisor. The result has the
same sign as divisor. Both the dividend and the divisor must be N values.
the divisor is 0, a
# DIV
10
!
error appears.
(
l
(
If
(
(
(
(
(
(
(
(
(
(
(
(
l
(
(
(
(
(
l
198
list
i
(I
+ rate)
i
"Lowest of"&FIXED (COUNT (times), 0) &" is
" &FIXED (MIN (times), 0)
scores = 95,80,73,74,89,95,98,97
Lowest of 8 is 73
By assigning NA ( ) to an interest rate, all values
that depend on the interest rate change to
#
N/A.
NOT (TRUE ( ) is equivalent to FALSE ( ).
Results:
I
I
-I
-I
n
2:
i
=
I
Examples:
MOD (3,
2)
MOD (-3,
2)
MOD (-3,
-2)
MOD (3,
-2)
Assume:
Result:
Example:
Example:
Example:
The formula used is:
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