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I need the funtion to cube a number or the formula, what do I use?
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^3 for more info see Raise a number to a power in Help.

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Do you mean the cube root?

=A1^(1/3)



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Or you could be inventive and use =A1*A1*A1 or even =POWER(A1,3)
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