| | | This function assumes that the arguments represent a sample from the population (as opposed to the entire population). |
| | | This is identical to the VAR() function except that text, logical values and errors are included. |
| | | The variance is the average of the square of the deviations. |
| | | If your data represents the entire population, you must compute the variance using VARPA. |
| | | Any values that contain TRUE evaluate to the number 1. |
| | | Any values that contain FALSE evaluate to the number 0. |
| | | You can have a maximum of 30 arguments. |
