I need to calculate data in a table and part of the equation has the factorial notation n! (3!=3x2x1). How can I put this into the equation in Excel? I can’t seem to be able to just use the exclamation mark.
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=FACT(num)
For example to get 3! use
=FACT(3)
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Factorial In Excel
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How do you use the factorial notation n! in Excel?
I need to calculate data in a table and part of the equation has the factorial notation n! (3!=3x2x1). How can I put this into the equation in Excel? I can't seem to be able to just use the exclamation mark.
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