Excel 2003 list of new functions in this version

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Is there a list of new functions in this version of Excel somewhere?

Thanks in advance!

Cheers!
Training Goddess
 
Found in XL2003 help under "What's new..."...

Aspects of the following statistical functions,
including rounding results, and precision have been enhanced:

BINOMDIST
CHIINV
CONFIDENCE
CRITBINOM
DSTDEV
DSTDEVP
DVAR
DVARP
FINV
FORECAST
GAMMAINV
GROWTH
HYPGEOMDIST
INTERCEPT
LINEST
LOGEST
LOGINV
LOGNORMDIST
NEGBINOMDIST
NORMDIST
NORMINV
NORMSDIST
NORMSINV
PEARSON
POISSON
RAND
RSQ
SLOPE
STDEV
STDEVA
STDEVP
STDEVPA
STEYX
TINV
TREND
VAR
VARA
VARP
VARPA
ZTEST
Note The result of the preceding functions may be different than
in previous versions of Microsoft Excel.
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"Training Goddess" <[email protected]>
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Is there a list of new functions in this version of Excel somewhere?
Thanks in advance!
Cheers!
Training Goddess
 
Thanks, guys. Already looked in all the obvious places and have seen the info
suggested. Was hoping for a short list of just *new* functions, if any. Any
idea where to find these?

Thanks in advance for all your help. :-D

Cheers!
Training Goddess
 
Have a look at What's new in Microsoft Office 2003 in help
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Using Excel 2002 & 2003
 
Training Goddess said:
Thanks, guys. Already looked in all the obvious places and have seen
the info suggested. Was hoping for a short list of just *new*
functions, if any. Any idea where to find these?
....

There were no new functions added in Excel 2003 relative to Excel 2002.
 

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