When you use this formula, the OFFSET function returns the value of the cell that is located two rows down (2) and 1 row to the left (-1) of cell C2 (which is cell B4).The value in cell B4 is 101. Therefore, the formula returns 101.nter the following formulas into cell E2 (or any available blank cell): When you use this formula, the OFFSET function returns the value of the cell that is located two rows down (2) and 1 row to the left (-1) of cell C2 (which is cell B4). The value in cell B4 is 101. Therefore, the formula returns 101.
(usually uncountable, plural correctnesses) 1  freedom from error. 2  conformity to the truth or to fact. 3  conformity to recognized standards. ( computing) The state of an algorithm that correctly mirrors its specification.
Precision is necessary for achieving good accuracy, but it is not sufficient. Good accuracy requires both precision and trueness. Trueness. Trueness is labeled on the vertical axis of Figure 1, and like precision is a concept. The measure of trueness is systematic error. The idea is that a measurement is true when it is aimed squarely at the center of the target.