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"R..VENKATARAMAN" wrote:
" wrote: In the case of LOG(), the base is 10. So 10^LOG(x) = x. depends upton log(10,10) is 1 reverse is power functin 10 to the power 1(a0^1) is10 simialrly log(10,2) is 3.321928 so 2^3.321928 is 10 [....] see excel help for these functions Yes, __do__ read the Help text. I wrote "LOG(x)" with no "base" parameter. The default base is 10. So while it is true that you may specify other bases, what I wrote was not incorrect for base 10. I interpreted the OP's question to be about log to base 10. I mentioned LN() only to explain why the OP might have found EXP(), which I thought might have set his expectation for something comparable for LOG(). |
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