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confidence intervals for proportions

Can Microsoft add a function like CONFIDENCE.P to calculate confidence intervals for proportions? I can put the appropriate equation in a cell and use other cells with values for p, n, and z a/2, but it seems like it wouldn't be that hard to just have a function to calculate it. It wouldn't be that different from CONFIDENCE.NORM or CONFIDENCE..T. Does anyone else think that would be useful?

I submitted this suggestion to MS. Here is the link if you are interested--please vote for it!

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Thank you so much for the suggestion! I submitted my feedback to MS through the hub. Here is the link: https://aka.ms/AAert8i

I also clicked on Feedback in Excel and was able to submit my suggestion; however, I didn't get any shareable link from it.

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Last updated February 4, 2022 Views 23 Applies to: