=NORMDIST(x,mean,standard_dev,cumulative)
=NORM.DIST(5,3,2,TRUE)
The NORMDIST function can be used to calculate the area to the left of a given point within a bell-shaped curve. For example, this will return the output 0.841, which corresponds to the area to the left of 5 under the bell-shaped curve described by a mean of 3 and a standard deviation of 2.
=NORM.DIST(5,3,2,FALSE)
The NORMDIST function can also be used to calculate the point on the curve at a given value. For example, this will return the output 0.121, which corresponds to the point on the curve at 5.
The NORMDIST function is used to calculate a normal distribution and is used in many statistical applications. It returns the standard normal distribution when mean equals 0, standard_dev equals 1, and cumulative equals TRUE.