Error in Excel -- Insert -- Equation -- Large Operator
I am taking a graduate statistics class and have run into an Excel error that is significant (at least for working my stats problems). If you go into Insert > Equations > Large Operators, look at the 2nd and third SUM indicators.
The second has the SUM sign with a box above, to the side and underneath. The third SUM sign has three boxes to the right with one at top right, center further to the right, and bottom right underneath the first box. While they look
similar, these equations are different. The error is when you click on the second SUM equation (with the boxes above, right, and below), you get instead the third SUM equation. In writing my statistical homework, my work is
wrong if I use the wrong equation. I would really appreciate it if you could correct this error in the next update you push out.
Thankyou.
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Hi All, I have a scenario where I need a drop down in table.It is binded to a context and should be populated with values(yes/no) from the context. But based on the data selected from the other columns it should default to yes or no. and then let use
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XML-Cals table with aid namespaces
hi at all! i have a xml-cals table which i'd like to import in indesign including the aid-namespaces especially the tablestyle. for me, it never worked out. is it actually possible to include the aid namespaces in a xml-cals table model?! thanks in a
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Hi, I installed Oracle Designer 10.1.2 on my laptop which is running Windows7. I followed the recommendations to make run the setup.exe file (compatibility SP2 & Run as administrator) but while the installation I got the error message twice or 3 time