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Finding the Natural Log ln(#)
Can any one help explain to me how you would go about finding the natural log
of a set of data. For example, in my chemisrty class we used a Logger Pro to record data of a chemical reaction that was taking place. The data we got was concentration vs. time and we made a graph of it. I know need to make a graph of the natural log of the concentration vs. time. Our TA told us we can do it in Excel but I was hoping you could calculate the data through excel instead of doing each value by hand. Any tips? -- Thanks! Jen |
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Finding the Natural Log ln(#)
You can use the LN function to return the natural log of a value. E.g.,
=LN(A1) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "Jen" wrote in message ... Can any one help explain to me how you would go about finding the natural log of a set of data. For example, in my chemisrty class we used a Logger Pro to record data of a chemical reaction that was taking place. The data we got was concentration vs. time and we made a graph of it. I know need to make a graph of the natural log of the concentration vs. time. Our TA told us we can do it in Excel but I was hoping you could calculate the data through excel instead of doing each value by hand. Any tips? -- Thanks! Jen |
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