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Depends on what you are trying to do.

Excel has no built-in general calculus functions, but there are a number
of functions that calculate specific definite integrals, such as ERF(),
ERFC(), and *DIST() cumulative continuous probability distribution
functions.

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Hi Brett
You should be able to implement the Trapezoid or Simpson's Method in
Excel pretty easily using tables and simple worksheet functions (you
probably only need Sum).
Look in any Engineering maths book - they might even show you how it
is done in Excel.


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