What is E?

E = Excel

mama no teeth

"Traf" wrote:

What is E?

"Traf" wrote in message
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What is E?

I assume you mean What is e?

e is the usual symbol standing for natural logarithms which are logs to the
base 2.71828182459......... as opposed to logs to base 10



2.718281828459

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Sandy
In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland


with @tiscali.co.uk

"Nobody" wrote:

E = Excel

mama no teeth

"Traf" wrote:

What is E?

Are you retarted?

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

"Traf" wrote in message
...
What is E?

I assume you mean What is e?

e is the usual symbol standing for natural logarithms which are logs to the
base 2.71828182459......... as opposed to logs to base 10



2.718281828459

--
HTH

Sandy
In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland


with @tiscali.co.uk





No.. I know what e is. Excel gave me E in a graph.

Traf wrote:
"Sandy Mann" wrote:
I assume you mean What is e?
e is the usual symbol standing for natural logarithms which are logs to the
base 2.71828182459......... as opposed to logs to base 10

No.. I know what e is. Excel gave me E in a graph.

Are you referring to "E" in a number, as in 1.00E+09? That is a
convention for writing numbers in "scientific notation". The "E" means
"times ten to the power of". Thus, 1E+09 is 1 times 10 to the power 9,
i.e. 1,000,000,000. In a chart, you can usually change the number
format.