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why does =GAMMAINV(0,5;389;1) return #NUM! ?
why does =GAMMAINV(0,5;389;1) return #NUM! ? This function is supposed to
return num only when parametres are less than or equal 0. Excel solves it numerically, but in case it doesn't find a numeric solution, Excel is supposed to return #N/A error value. |
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