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PHI

This function calculates the value of the density function for the specified standard normal distribution.

Syntax

PHI(x)

Arguments

[Required] For the argument, you can specify any real number that you want to calculate in order to determine the density of the standard normal distribution.

Remarks

If the values in the arguments passed are invalid (invalid numeric value or invalid data type), this functions returns an error.

Examples

PHI(0.35) gives the result 0.3752

PHI(0.4) gives the result 0.3682