“RADIANS”
Used for – “RADIANS” Function in MS Excel is used tell MS excel
that a excel has to take the value of angle in Radians which you have written
in degrees or come out from any calculation as degree and display the end
result achieved. Or in simple words this formula is used to conversion from
degree to radian for an angle or a value.
Syntax – RADIANS(Angle).
Example – Let us have a value in cell A1
30 and wants excel reads it as angle but value of this will be equal to the angle
of 30 degree then you can write up the formula
as =RADIAN(A1) in cell B1 and Excel came with answer 0.523599 which is the
value equal to 30 degree of angle in radian. See example below:-
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result you get as under:-
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You
can check it yourself by copy the highlighted table and pasting in the first
cell of the spread sheet.
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