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Hi Jamal,
For Sin(Ø) and Cos(Ø) you can use: =SIN(RADIANS(C3)) and =COS(RADIANS(C3)) or: =SIN(RADIANS(B3*24)) and =COS(RADIANS(B3*24)) in row 3 and copy down. This is more accurate than using your 3.14/180 conversion. For radians, you can use =RADIANS(C3) or =RADIANS(B3*24) I'm not sure what you mean by: Quote:
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Many thanks Paul for the very crucial enhancement. It is much more powerful now. I’m not sure if there is a way to remove the little minus sign (-) shown under the degree sign (º). Please, have a look on the attached screenshot. I’m striving (motivated) to commence the entire angles calculation after your great help. Best Jamal |
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I’m again in trouble Paul. I couldn’t know how to proceed with the “if statement” below: If (B3>180º, B3-180º, B3+180º) How the 180º in the “if statement” can be understood as angle in degrees? The file and screenshot are attached Best Jamal |
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