It's not mere convention or just a definition. In Set Theory approach, n! is
the cardinality of the set of permutations of n items (similar to Excel's
PERMUT(n,n)). 1! = 1 because there's only permutation, {{a}}. 0! = 1 because
the the empty set counts as such a set, {{}}.
Hey <g>, I did a re-post immediately then upon alert from a very alert Dave
P.<bg>, with an apology for the unintentioned advance dating. The lame, but
true reason: just changed me ole' harddisk at that time, din't notice that
the sys date (year) was out by so much ..
Max shared this with us in microsoft.public.excel.misc:
Hey <g>, I did a re-post immediately then upon alert from a very
alert Dave P.<bg>, with an apology for the unintentioned advance
dating. The lame, but true reason: just changed me ole' harddisk at
that time, din't notice that the sys date (year) was out by so much ..
Grrrr... my Latin is soooo rusty...
Oh wait, I never had Latin in school!
Whatever, never mind my ramblings.
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If it has an "X" in the name, it must be Linux?
jfarrug wrote:
Now can anyone tell me how to call the excel "Fact(x)" function from a macro
where x can assume any positive value and is varied while the macro is
running?
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