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== SUMSQ ==
 
== SUMSQ ==
 
Returns the sum of the squares of the arguments.
 
Returns the sum of the squares of the arguments.
 
  
 
=== Syntax: ===
 
=== Syntax: ===
 
<tt>'''SUMSQ(number1; number2; .... number30)'''</tt>
 
<tt>'''SUMSQ(number1; number2; .... number30)'''</tt>
 
: <tt>'''number1'''</tt> to <tt>'''number30'''</tt> are up to 30 numbers or ranges of numbers which are squared and then summed.
 
: <tt>'''number1'''</tt> to <tt>'''number30'''</tt> are up to 30 numbers or ranges of numbers which are squared and then summed.
 
  
 
=== Example: ===
 
=== Example: ===
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<tt>'''SUMSQ(A1:A2)'''</tt>
 
<tt>'''SUMSQ(A1:A2)'''</tt>
 
: where <tt>'''A1'''</tt> contains <tt>'''1'''</tt> and <tt>'''A2'''</tt> contains <tt>'''2'''</tt> returns <tt>'''5'''</tt>, which is <tt>'''1*1 + 2*2'''</tt>.
 
: where <tt>'''A1'''</tt> contains <tt>'''1'''</tt> and <tt>'''A2'''</tt> contains <tt>'''2'''</tt> returns <tt>'''5'''</tt>, which is <tt>'''1*1 + 2*2'''</tt>.
 
  
 
=== See also: ===
 
=== See also: ===

Revision as of 07:04, 2 March 2008


SUMSQ

Returns the sum of the squares of the arguments.

Syntax:

SUMSQ(number1; number2; .... number30)

number1 to number30 are up to 30 numbers or ranges of numbers which are squared and then summed.

Example:

SUMSQ(2; 3; 4)

returns 29, which is 2*2 + 3*3 + 4*4.

SUMSQ(A1:A2)

where A1 contains 1 and A2 contains 2 returns 5, which is 1*1 + 2*2.

See also:

SUM, PRODUCT, SUMPRODUCT

Mathematical functions

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