sumsq squared Sum function

First, sumsq function syntax

Returns the sum of the squares of the arguments.

Grammar

SUMSQ (Number1,number2, ...)

Number1, Number2, ... are 1 to 30 parameters that require the sum of squares, or you can use arrays or array references instead of comma-delimited arguments.

Ii. Examples of SUMSQ

For example, the formula: =SUMSQ (3, 4), the result returned is 25.

Function Analysis: Returns the sum of 3 squared and 4 squared, that is, 9 plus 16, naturally equals 25;

Another example: =SUMSQ (3, 4,1), is equal to 32+42+12, so the final result is 26.