Hi Damon,
And then there is oft forgotten POWER function
=POWER(A1,2/3)
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"Damon Longworth" wrote in message
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I know the SQRT function, but how would I create an Excel function for an
equation similar to:

______
_ 3 / 2
\ / 25



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"Bernard Liengme" wrote...
And then there is oft forgotten POWER function
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And forgotten & unused is what it should continue to be, along with
CONCATENATE. Pointless functions that duplicate available operators (^
and &, respectively), make formulas longer and slower, and
unnecessarily eat a function call level. There's not even the
convenience of LN and LOG10 vs LOG.

Agreed, but Damon mention "function"
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"Bernard Liengme" wrote...
And then there is oft forgotten POWER function
...

And forgotten & unused is what it should continue to be, along with
CONCATENATE. Pointless functions that duplicate available operators (^
and &, respectively), make formulas longer and slower, and
unnecessarily eat a function call level. There's not even the
convenience of LN and LOG10 vs LOG.

"Bernard Liengme" wrote...
Agreed, but Damon mention "function"
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In which case it's beneficial to point out that functions aren't
always ideal. There are situations (like this) in which they're
objectively inferior to operators.