How to Find Area Under the Normal Curve Using Excel

In this video, I demonstrate how to find the area under the normal curve using Excel. Technology makes the process quicker than using a table.
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[@_QuiteSketchy_]

I have watched this video multiple times over the course of my class. Every time I forget, you explain it again so clearly. Thank you!!

[@flashfire0375]

You're a lifesaver!

[@Salthecat1]

I had no idea you could insert 'Z' value into the NORM.DIST function. That's clever, thank you.

[@brayansandoval6504]

What a video finally started to understand the class thanks !!

[@natalierene1]

thank you!!!!

[@chfd098]

way easier to work with than the way my graduate program professor described it. I knew there was an easier way to do this.

[@patiencebird]

This actually saved my grade this week! Thank you so much for spelling this out in an easy way to understand. :)

[@MathandStatsHelp]

You're welcome. Glad you found it helpful!

[@fernandomonteiro2972]

Thank you for making this video. It helped me out a lot on a part of my PhD!

[@jlwhite]

Your a legend

[@natalierene1]

What’s the formula for when it’s between bit the shaded parts are on the left and ride not in the middle

[@kasteraiph]

As someone who refuses to buy a TI 84 to solve these, this helps a lot

[@MathandStatsHelp]

There's a free graphing calculator online called ClassCalc that does almost everything that the TI-84 does. I really like it. I have a handful of videos that show how to use it, and plan on making more.