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=PRODUCT(n1,n2,n3...)=
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<div style="font-size:30px">'''PRODUCT()'''</div><br/>
  
*where n1,n2,n3... are integer values.
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*Parameter are any integer values.
 
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**PRODUCT(), Multiplies its arguments.
PRODUCT() multiplies the given arguments and displays the product.
 
  
 
== Description ==
 
== Description ==
  
PRODUCT(n1,n2,n3...)
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PRODUCT()
  
 
For Example,
 
For Example,
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PRODUCT(34,99) ''returns 3366''.
 
PRODUCT(34,99) ''returns 3366''.
  
PRODUCT(0.1,5,-3) ''returns -1.6''.
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PRODUCT(0.1,5,-3) ''returns -1.5''.
  
 
*Number arguments can be positive or negative.
 
*Number arguments can be positive or negative.
*Function should contain at least one number (i.e n1) or range, else Calci displays an error message. There can be any number of arguments.  
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*Function should contain at least one number (i.e. <math>n1</math>) or range, else Calci displays an error message. There can be any number of arguments.
*If arguments is an array or reference, only numbers are considered.
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*If logical values, empty cells or text are entered directly as a part of argument, they are ignored.
*The arguments are ignored, if
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*If arguments is an array or reference, numbers and logical values are considered. Empty cells and text are ignored.
# It is logical values,
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*Logical values are evaluated as TRUE=1, FALSE=0.
# It is empty cells,
 
# It is text.
 
 
*PRODUCT() can also be used for an array of numbers as -
 
*PRODUCT() can also be used for an array of numbers as -
 
  PRODUCT(1..10) ''returns 3628800''.
 
  PRODUCT(1..10) ''returns 3628800''.
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=PRODUCT(A1:A4) : Calculates the product of values in the range A1 to A4. Returns ''1144'' as a result.
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=PRODUCT(10,A5) : Calculates the product of 10 and reference A5 (value 0 for FALSE). Returns ''0'' as a result.
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=PRODUCT(B1:B3) : Calculates the product of values in the range B1 to B3. Empty cell is ignored. Returns ''-20'' as a result.
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=PRODUCT(B4,2)  : Calculates the product of reference B4 and 2. Text is ignored. Returns ''2'' as a result.
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==Related Videos==
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{{#ev:youtube|xO_1bYgoQvA|280|center|PRODUCT}}
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==See also==
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*[[Manuals/calci/SUM| SUM]]
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*[[Manuals/calci/AVERAGE| AVERAGE]]
  
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==References==
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*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product_(mathematics) PRODUCT]
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*[[Z_API_Functions | List of Main Z Functions]]
  
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*[[ Z3 |   Z3 home ]]
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Latest revision as of 16:13, 21 August 2018

PRODUCT()


  • Parameter are any integer values.
    • PRODUCT(), Multiplies its arguments.

Description

PRODUCT()

For Example,

PRODUCT(34,99) returns 3366.

PRODUCT(0.1,5,-3) returns -1.5.

  • Number arguments can be positive or negative.
  • Function should contain at least one number (i.e. ) or range, else Calci displays an error message. There can be any number of arguments.
  • If logical values, empty cells or text are entered directly as a part of argument, they are ignored.
  • If arguments is an array or reference, numbers and logical values are considered. Empty cells and text are ignored.
  • Logical values are evaluated as TRUE=1, FALSE=0.
  • PRODUCT() can also be used for an array of numbers as -
PRODUCT(1..10) returns 3628800.

Examples

0.44 -5
10 4
13
20 TEXT
FALSE
=PRODUCT(A1:A4) : Calculates the product of values in the range A1 to A4. Returns 1144 as a result.
=PRODUCT(10,A5) : Calculates the product of 10 and reference A5 (value 0 for FALSE). Returns 0 as a result.
=PRODUCT(B1:B3) : Calculates the product of values in the range B1 to B3. Empty cell is ignored. Returns -20 as a result.
=PRODUCT(B4,2)  : Calculates the product of reference B4 and 2. Text is ignored. Returns 2 as a result.

Related Videos

PRODUCT

See also

References