How to Make a Bell Curve in Microsoft Excel 365

How to Make a Bell Curve in Microsoft Excel 365

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Let’s generate a normal distribution (normal curve) graph using the RANDARRAY dynamic function from Microsoft Office 365. In a few minutes you’ll be able to make your own Bell Curve in Microsoft Excel.

Formulas used in this video:
To generate sample data: ‌
‌=RANDARRAY([rows],[columns],[min],[max],[whole_number])
To Generate data for the Bell Curve:‌
‌=NORM.INV (probability, mean, standard_dev)

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️Timestamps️
00:00 Intro
00:06 Why is the Bell Curve graph important
00:29 How does a Bell Curve graph looks like
00:55 Generating sample data to work with
02:07 Generating normally distributed data based on sample data from before
03:14 Creating the Bell Graph
03:38 2 Things to consider
04:24 Wrap up

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TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO
• How to Make a Bell Curve
• Bell Curve in Excel
• How to make a normal distribution graph in Excel
• Normal distribution grapgh

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VIDEO OUTLINE
This video will teach you how to generate a normal distribution graph – also called normal curve, using the RANDARRAY which is a dynamic function from Microsoft Office 365.

What you will see is a continuous graph because it’s dynamic, it fluctuates with new data coming in and out. It shows the highest point which has the highest probability of occurring. So with this graphic in mind, we can see that what we are about to learn is useful for statistical data to find out the top performers in some area.

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