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Have recieved a spreadsheet with the ^ in a cell.
What does this do? |
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It's the mathmatical operator meaning 'raise to the power' of: 3^3= 3 raised to the power of 3 = 27 0r 9^.5 is another way of getting the square root of 9 =3 Mike "GeorgeD" wrote: Have recieved a spreadsheet with the ^ in a cell. What does this do? |
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A1^B1 means A1 raised to the power of B1
2^5 is 2 to the power 5, or 2*2*2*2*2 (=32) A1^B1 is the same as POWER(A1,B1) In some computer languages, the symbol ** is used for the same purpose as ^ is in Excel. -- David Biddulph "GeorgeD" wrote in message ... Have recieved a spreadsheet with the ^ in a cell. What does this do? |
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Hi,
To raise a number to a power, use the "^" operator or the POWER function. Example A B 1. Formula Description (Result) 2. =POWER(5,2) Calculates five squared (25) 3. =5^3 Calculates five cubed (125) Challa Prabhu "GeorgeD" wrote: Have recieved a spreadsheet with the ^ in a cell. What does this do? |
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