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what is sgn?
A discusion group entry on 4/20 contained the following formula:
q = -(b + sgn(b)*sqrt(b^2-4a*c))*0.5 in relation to the quadratic function. What is sgn? Does it appear in Excel 2000? Thanks everyone. CJ |
what is sgn?
Hi CJ,
sgn is a VB math method that returns -1,0 or 1. sgn(b) = -1 if b<0, 0 if b=0 and 1 if b0. I'm pretty sure it would be in all versions of Excel The Worksheet function equivalent is called SIGN. Ken Johnson |
what is sgn?
Thank you, SIGN is: "Determines the sign of a number. Returns 1 if the
number is positive, zero (0) if the number is 0, and -1 if the number is negative." quoted from Excel 2000. Thanks again "Ken Johnson" wrote: Hi CJ, sgn is a VB math method that returns -1,0 or 1. sgn(b) = -1 if b<0, 0 if b=0 and 1 if b0. I'm pretty sure it would be in all versions of Excel The Worksheet function equivalent is called SIGN. Ken Johnson |
what is sgn?
You're welcome CJ
Ken Johnson |
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