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Excel question.
Hi,
I'm trying to do a formula in Excel that has me stumped. Would appreciate a bit of help. I have the formula: =((C43*TAN(G29*PI()/180))/C45) Which in this case gives the figu 0.429608961 I want the inverse tangent (inv tan) of this figure, which when worked out on a calculator is: 23.2487 Does anyone know what I should add to the formula to get the 23.2487 figure? Thanks, Nick |
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Excel question.
One way:
=ATAN(0.429608961) * 180/PI() In article , "NRENNIE" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to do a formula in Excel that has me stumped. Would appreciate a bit of help. I have the formula: =((C43*TAN(G29*PI()/180))/C45) Which in this case gives the figu 0.429608961 I want the inverse tangent (inv tan) of this figure, which when worked out on a calculator is: 23.2487 Does anyone know what I should add to the formula to get the 23.2487 figure? Thanks, Nick |
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Excel question.
It works! Thanks very much.
Nick. "JE McGimpsey" wrote in message ... One way: =ATAN(0.429608961) * 180/PI() In article , "NRENNIE" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to do a formula in Excel that has me stumped. Would appreciate a bit of help. I have the formula: =((C43*TAN(G29*PI()/180))/C45) Which in this case gives the figu 0.429608961 I want the inverse tangent (inv tan) of this figure, which when worked out on a calculator is: 23.2487 Does anyone know what I should add to the formula to get the 23.2487 figure? Thanks, Nick |
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Excel question.
Check your other post.
NRENNIE wrote: Hi, I'm trying to do a formula in Excel that has me stumped. Would appreciate a bit of help. I have the formula: =((C43*TAN(G29*PI()/180))/C45) Which in this case gives the figu 0.429608961 I want the inverse tangent (inv tan) of this figure, which when worked out on a calculator is: 23.2487 Does anyone know what I should add to the formula to get the 23.2487 figure? Thanks, Nick -- Dave Peterson |
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Excel question.
Check your other post.
NRENNIE wrote: Hi, I'm trying to do a formula in Excel that has me stumped. Would appreciate a bit of help. I have the formula: =((C43*TAN(G29*PI()/180))/C45) Which in this case gives the figu 0.429608961 I want the inverse tangent (inv tan) of this figure, which when worked out on a calculator is: 23.2487 Does anyone know what I should add to the formula to get the 23.2487 figure? Thanks, Nick -- Dave Peterson |
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