RSQ in WPS on Windows FAQ

Common questions about WPS RSQ usually focus on formula entry, parameter references, and result checking; this FAQ includes 4 frequent questions and a short glossary.

FAQ

What should I do if the RSQ function returns an error?

1. Check whether the formula starts with =.
2. Check whether the function name, parentheses, and separator are complete.
3. Confirm that both parameter ranges contain usable data.
4. Make sure both data ranges contain the same number of points, then press Enter again.

Why does the RSQ result look different from what I expected?

1. Check whether the referenced ranges include the wrong column or unrelated data.
2. Confirm that the numbers in the cells are not stored as text.
3. Check whether blanks, outliers, or error values are affecting the result.
4. If needed, select the ranges again and recalculate.

Can I use RSQ across different worksheets?

1. Yes. While entering the formula, switch between worksheets and select each data range.
2. Confirm that both referenced ranges come from valid worksheets in the current workbook.
3. Press Enter and check whether the result is returned normally.

What kind of analysis is RSQ suitable for?

1. It is suitable for judging the relationship between two numeric data sets.
2. It fits basic statistical work in sales, finance, teaching, and research scenarios.
3. If you need ongoing observation, keep RSQ in a worksheet that updates with new data.

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