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I can use the BINOMDIST to find the sample size needed when I provide the required accuracy, confidence level, and number of errors. But I'd like to go the other way and find the number of allowed errors when I know the required accuracy, required confidence level, and number of trials. Is there a similar statistical function or formula I can use to do this?
Thanks in advance, Andrew |
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Cross posted at OzGrid: https://www.ozgrid.com/forum/forum/h...rials-is-known
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Never mind. I figured it out.
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