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Hi,
I have two circles. I have the co-ordinates and radius of the first circle and the second circle. The condition that should be checked is, if the co-ordinates of the second circle is in the range of the first circles, then it should assign a value (0, 1, or X) based on the condition. For example, the co-ordinates and radius of the first circle is (x,y, r) = (1.080, 3.520, 0.062) and for the second circle, it is (x,y, r) = (0.922, 3.4411, 0.295). I want to check if the second circle is in the range on the first circle and if it is in the range, the value should be 0. If the second circle is out of range, the value should be 1. If the second circle is blocking the first circle or very closely touching the first circle, the value should be X. The answer to the proposed problem should be 0 as I have a picture. Are there any co-ordinate functions in excel? I would appreciate if anyone can help me to build a good formula for this problem. Thanks |
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