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I'm not sure that this is the correct message base to post this in, but I'm
having some troubles with completing a formula involving the Alpha and Beta signs. Could someone please tell me the numeric value for each? The one formula I'm trying to calculate is: 100(1-Alpha) percent Thanks in advance for your time. |
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In the symbol font, alpha is a lower case a
In the symbol font, beta is a lower case b -- Gary''s Student gsnu200707 "Titanium" wrote: I'm not sure that this is the correct message base to post this in, but I'm having some troubles with completing a formula involving the Alpha and Beta signs. Could someone please tell me the numeric value for each? The one formula I'm trying to calculate is: 100(1-Alpha) percent Thanks in advance for your time. |
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I appreciate that... but I meant an actual value rather than a physical
appearance on screen. "Gary''s Student" wrote: In the symbol font, alpha is a lower case a In the symbol font, beta is a lower case b -- Gary''s Student gsnu200707 "Titanium" wrote: I'm not sure that this is the correct message base to post this in, but I'm having some troubles with completing a formula involving the Alpha and Beta signs. Could someone please tell me the numeric value for each? The one formula I'm trying to calculate is: 100(1-Alpha) percent Thanks in advance for your time. |
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There is no specific value for alpha. It's a variable. It depends on what you're
trying to calculate. -- Regards, Fred "Titanium" wrote in message ... I appreciate that... but I meant an actual value rather than a physical appearance on screen. "Gary''s Student" wrote: In the symbol font, alpha is a lower case a In the symbol font, beta is a lower case b -- Gary''s Student gsnu200707 "Titanium" wrote: I'm not sure that this is the correct message base to post this in, but I'm having some troubles with completing a formula involving the Alpha and Beta signs. Could someone please tell me the numeric value for each? The one formula I'm trying to calculate is: 100(1-Alpha) percent Thanks in advance for your time. |
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If you want to display alpha and beta, then use the Character Map -
follow Windows Start | All Programs | Accessories | System Tools to get at it. Scroll down until you see the characters (U+03B1 and U +03B2). Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 19, 9:45 pm, Titanium wrote: I'm not sure that this is the correct message base to post this in, but I'm having some troubles with completing a formula involving the Alpha and Beta signs. Could someone please tell me the numeric value for each? The one formula I'm trying to calculate is: 100(1-Alpha) percent Thanks in advance for your time. |
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Thanks everyone.
"Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to display alpha and beta, then use the Character Map - follow Windows Start | All Programs | Accessories | System Tools to get at it. Scroll down until you see the characters (U+03B1 and U +03B2). Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 19, 9:45 pm, Titanium wrote: I'm not sure that this is the correct message base to post this in, but I'm having some troubles with completing a formula involving the Alpha and Beta signs. Could someone please tell me the numeric value for each? The one formula I'm trying to calculate is: 100(1-Alpha) percent Thanks in advance for your time. |
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