BINOM.INV in WPS on Windows FAQ

Q: What should I do if BINOM.INV returns an error after I enter it?

Check whether the formula starts with an equals sign = . Make sure each argument is a valid value and does not include unintended text, spaces, or incorrect references. Re-enter the arguments through the Insert Function dialog to confirm the order.

Common questions about BINOM.INV usually involve argument errors, unexpected results, and copying the formula across cells; this section includes 3 FAQ items and a short glossary.

FAQ

What should I do if BINOM.INV returns an error after I enter it?

Check whether the formula starts with an equals sign =.
Make sure each argument is a valid value and does not include unintended text, spaces, or incorrect references.
Re-enter the arguments through the Insert Function dialog to confirm the order.

Why does the BINOM.INV result look different from what I expected?

Review the argument values and referenced cells.
Check whether you mixed up the argument order with another statistical function.
Review the syntax and argument details, then calculate again.

How can I use BINOM.INV in multiple cells?

Enter the BINOM.INV formula in the first cell.
Select that cell and drag the fill handle across the target range.
Use absolute references with $ if some arguments should stay fixed.

Glossary

Term	Definition
BINOM.INV	A binomial inverse distribution function that returns the smallest trial count meeting a given cumulative probability condition.
Insert Function	A WPS Spreadsheet entry point that helps you search for a function and fill in arguments through a dialog.
Function arguments	The input values used by a function, usually entered in a fixed order.