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Inverse tangents in Excel

Shugster

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I'm having some trouble using the ARCTAN function in Excel.

(I'm trying to prove to myself that a concept I have come up with will work).

I can find and use it on the Excel sheet itself but I need to write a macro in the VB editor. The editor does not recognise the function so I assume I need to add / enable something? Any idea what it is exactly?
 

shettie

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Have a butchers in excels /tools/addins - see whats ticked in there - I'll have a dig and see what I can find ARCTAN eh?? :)
 

shettie

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This help?

In the VB editor goto help and type in Derived and goto Derived Math

Function. There is a list of useful equations.

For arc or cotangent you could do the following.

Public Function Arctangent(dblValue as Double) As Double

Arctangent = 1# / Tan(dblValue)

End Function

Then in your code to call Arctangent.

dblATan = Arctangent(dblValue)
 

Shugster

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This help?

In the VB editor goto help and type in Derived and goto Derived Math

Function. There is a list of useful equations.

For arc or cotangent you could do the following.

Public Function Arctangent(dblValue as Double) As Double

Arctangent = 1# / Tan(dblValue)

End Function

Then in your code to call Arctangent.

dblATan = Arctangent(dblValue)

Off TopicYou seem quite up on this Shettie. What line are you in now?Off Topic
 

Tin basher

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This help?

In google goto help and type in images

Function. There is a list of useful functions select results filter off

For chebs or norks you could do the following.

type in chebs or norks As Double (2 are better than 1)

chebs = 1# / norksTan(boobies)

End Function

Then in your own time call for a tissue.

:PDT_Xtremez_30:

With apologies to shugster and shettie. TB
 

shettie

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This help?

In google goto help and type in images

Function. There is a list of useful functions select results filter off

For chebs or norks you could do the following.

type in chebs or norks As Double (2 are better than 1)

chebs = 1# / norksTan(boobies)

End Function

Then in your own time call for a tissue.

:PDT_Xtremez_30:

With apologies to shugster and shettie. TB

No need to apologise TB - that makes perfect sense! Double Norks :) Hmmm... :)
 
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gemarriott

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I'm having some trouble using the ARCTAN function in Excel.

(I'm trying to prove to myself that a concept I have come up with will work).

I can find and use it on the Excel sheet itself but I need to write a macro in the VB editor. The editor does not recognise the function so I assume I need to add / enable something? Any idea what it is exactly?


well don't fcuking use it then!
 
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gemarriott

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Well it was either that or use the Sine rule which I couldn't remember at the time and had no "Tinternet" connection, (Last week).

Thanks for your help anyway.
:PDT_Xtremez_30:


you're welcome:PDT_Xtremez_14:
 
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