When using the FISHER function in WPS Spreadsheet, common questions usually involve errors, result checking, and filling formulas across cells; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Why does the FISHER function show #VALUE! after I enter it?
- Check whether the arguments are valid numeric values instead of text, spaces, or empty cells.
- Confirm that the referenced cells use a numeric format.
- If the data contains hidden spaces or unexpected characters, clean the data and calculate again.
What should I check if the FISHER result does not match my expectation?
- Review whether the formula references the correct cells or range.
- Check whether the input arguments match your current statistical task.
- Adjust the arguments step by step and watch the result change to identify whether the issue comes from the references or the values themselves.
How do I use the FISHER function in multiple cells?
- Enter
=FISHER(...)in the first target cell. - Select that cell, then drag the fill handle across the target range, or copy and paste the formula.
- After filling, check whether relative and absolute references behave as expected.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| FISHER | A statistical function in WPS Spreadsheet that converts a correlation coefficient to a Fisher z value. |
| Insert Function | The function entry point in WPS Spreadsheet where you can search for a function and fill in its arguments. |
| Formula bar | The input area above the worksheet where you can view and edit the formula in the selected cell. |