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"Kurtosis" may mean "excess kurtosis"
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Kurtosis.html which is 0 for the normal distribution and is estimated by the Excel KURT() function. Jerry "David Biddulph" wrote: Your subject line talks of a normal distribution, in which case presumably your skew is zero and kurtosis is 3? If not, you presumably don't have a normal distribution? Similarly if you have a normal distribution your max and min are at plus and minus infinity? -- David Biddulph "MarkS" wrote in message ... Hi, I know the mean, max, min, standard deviation, skew and kurtosis. I need to plot a graph with this data and I have got as far as using NORMDIST to create the normal distribution curve. How do I add in the skew and kurtosis Thanks |