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Exponential formula
How do I raise a number to a value; e.g., cube, fourth . . . sevententh?
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Exponential formula
Put a value in A1 and then
=A1^7 will raise A1 to the 7th power -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200775 "Bill E." wrote: How do I raise a number to a value; e.g., cube, fourth . . . sevententh? |
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Exponential formula
Either =A2^17 or =POWER(A2^17)
-- David Biddulph "Bill E." <Bill wrote in message ... How do I raise a number to a value; e.g., cube, fourth . . . sevententh? |
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