# Corr

The **Corr** function calculates the Pearson correlation coefficient, also known as the bivariate correlation, of two numerical columns.

### Syntax

`Corr(number column 1, number column 2)`

Function arguments:

* **number column 1** (required) - A column of numbers representing the dependent data.
* **number column 2** (required) - A column of numbers representing the independent data.

### Example

`Corr([Quantity], [Price])`

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> ### 📘With this negative correlation, we can see that as price increases, the quantity of purchased item decreases.


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