POWER
Returns a number raised to a given power.
Syntax
number: The number you want to raise to a given power. Eg., 2
Remarks
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The operator "^" can be used instead of the POWER function to raise a number to a certain power. Eg., =2^3
Examples
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Formula |
Result |
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=POWER(2;3) |
8 |
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=POWER(10;2) |
100 |
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=POWER(2.3;0) |
1 |
Possible Errors
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Errors |
Meaning |
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#N/A! |
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#NAME! |
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#VALUE! |
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#REF! |
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