Can you do inverse trigenometry on excel - i.e Tan-1

D

Dav

yes there are loads of trig functions just look under functions in you
formula part and math and trig, but remember they are in radians no
degrees

to convert degrees into radians x PI()/180 but i am sure you know that

Regards

Da
 
K

Ken Johnson

=DEGREES(ATAN(A1))...returns the angle, in degrees, whose tan is the
value in A1

=ATAN(A1)...returns the angle, in radians, whose tan is the value in A1

Ken Johnson
 

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