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ModelRisk is a very powerfull tool to calculate probabilty (Excell add-in).

You have a lot of distributions (more than every other software on the market), a special Probabilty Calculation menu, time series, aggregate, distribution fit and so much more.

I really love it to calculate my statistical problems. I have bought a copy of ModelRisk and didn't regret it + good customer service.

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