This formula have 6 part
*=1-(**(B3/D2)^2**+**(B4/D2)^2**+**(B5/D2)^2**+**(B5/D2)^2**+**(B6/D2)^2**+**(B7/D2)^2**)*
And this Only 5 Part, Purple part was missing
*=1-(**(1/5)^2**+**(1/5)^2**+**(1/5)^2**+**(1/5)^2**+**(1/5)^2**)*
On 12-10-2013 3:52, Indrajit $nai wrote:
Hello Experts,
Kindly find attached the file, and can anyone please explain me why
the results are comming different by using the same kind of formula in
the column no. E2 and E4?
Thanks in advance.
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