On the accuracy of statistical procedures in Microsoft Excel 2003

Overview of attention for article published in Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, June 2005

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1. Don't use M$-Orrifice or Excel for your statistical...

User enilkcals, in the statistics subreddit, 23 Dec 2015

1. Don't use M$-Orrifice or Excel for your statistical analysis. [1][2][3]. It might seem hardwork and overkill but if you…

[I hope you didn't loose too much money in the process if...

User cbmuser, in the Linux, GNU/Linux, free software... subreddit, 31 Jul 2014

[I hope you didn't loose too much money in the process if using a piece of software which fails to deliver accurate results.](htt…

[Yet Excel is still scientifically proven to deliver...

User cbmuser, in the Linux, GNU/Linux, free software... subreddit, 31 Jul 2014

[Yet Excel is still scientifically proven to deliver inaccurate results](http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016794…

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