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  - Barcode Functions
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    - BESSELI
    - BESSELJ
    - BESSELK
    - BESSELY
    - BIN2DEC
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    - BIN2OCT
    - BITAND
    - BITLSHIFT
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    - COMPLEX
    - CONVERT
    - DEC2BIN
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    - DEC2OCT
    - DELTA
    - ERF
    - ERF.PRECISE
    - ERFC
    - ERFC.PRECISE
    - GESTEP
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    - IMABS
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    - IMCOS
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    - IMLN
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    - IMPOWER
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    - IMSIN
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    - OCT2DEC
    - OCT2HEX
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ERF.PRECISE

This function calculates the error function.

Syntax

ERF.PRECISE(limit)

Arguments

This function has the following argument:

Argument	Description
limit	If limit is nonnumeric, the function returns the #VALUE! error value

Data Types

Accepts numeric data. Returns numeric data.

Examples

ERF.PRECISE(K16)

ERF.PRECISE(R16C11)

ERF.PRECISE(0.49) gives the result 0.5116682610468377