Mathematical Functions

 

Ø  @ABS(X) -

The absolute value of X.

 

Ø  @ACOS(X) -

The arc cosine of X.

 

Ø  @ASIN(X) -

The arc sine of X.

 

Ø  @ATAN(X) -

The 2-quadrant arc tangent of X.

 

Ø  @ATAN2(X, Y) -

The 4-quadrant arc tangent of Y/X.

 

Ø  @CEIL(X) -

The smallest integer greater than or equal to X.

 

Ø  @COS(X) -

The cosine of X.

 

Ø  @COSH(X) -

The hyperbolic cosine of X.

 

Ø  @DEGREES(X) -

Converts the angle expressed in radians to degrees ( ).

 

Ø  @DET(M) -

The determinant of the matrix range M, which must be a square matrix.

 

Ø  @DOT(R1, R2) -

The dot product of the vectors R1 and R2.

 

Ø  @EXP(X) -

e raised to the X power.

 

Ø  @FACT(N) -

The value of N!.

 

Ø  @FLOOR(X) -

The largest integer less than or equal to X.

 

Ø  @FRAC(X) -

The fractional portion of X.

 

Ø  @GAMMA(X) -

The value of the gamma function evaluated at X.

 

Ø  @GRAND -

A 12th-degree binomial approximation to a Gaussian random number with zero mean and unit

variance.

 

Ø  @INT(X) -

The integer portion of X.

 

Ø  @LN(X) -

The natural log (base e) of X.

 

Ø  @LNGAMMA(X) -

The log base e of the gamma function evaluated at X.

 

Ø  @LOG(X) -

The log base 10 of X.

 

Ø  @LOG10(X) -

The log base 10 of X.

 

Ø  @LOG2(X) -

The log base 2 of X.

 

Ø  @MOD(X, Y) -

The remainder of X/Y.

 

Ø  @MODULUS(X, Y) -

The modulus of X/Y.

 

Ø  @PI -

The value of p.

 

Ø  @POLY(X, ...) -

The value of an Nth-degree polynomial in X.

 

Ø  @PRODUCT(X, ...) -

The product of all the numeric values in the argument list.

 

Ø  @RADIANS(X) -

Converts the angle expressed in degrees to radians ( ).

 

Ø  @RAND -

A uniform random number on the interval [0,1).

 

Ø  @ROUND(X, n) -

X rounded to n number of decimal places (0 to 15).

 

Ø  @SIGMOID(X) -

The value of the sigmoid function.

 

Ø  @SIN(X) -

The sine of X.

 

Ø  @SINH(X) -

The hyperbolic sine of X.

 

Ø  @SQRT(X) -

The positive square root of X.

 

Ø  @SUMPRODUCT(R1, R2) -

The dot product of the vectors R1 and R2, where R1 and R2 are of equal dimension.

 

Ø  @TAN(X) -

The tangent of X.

 

Ø  @TANH(X) -

The hyperbolic tangent of X.

 

Ø  @TRANSPOSE(M) -

The transpose of matrix M.

 

Ø  @VECLEN(...) -

The square root of the sum of squares of its arguments.