Engineering Notation in Excel

In this post, you’ll learn how to display numbers in Excel using engineering notation, how engineering notation differs from scientific notation, and how custom formats work in Excel Table of ContentsContentsVideoEngineering Notation in ExcelEngineering Notation BackgroundWorksheet InputsWorksheet OutputsHow to Display Engineering Notation in ExcelCustom Format for Engineering NotationEngineering Notation vs. Scientific Notation in ExcelHow Engineering …

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Unit Aware Calculations in Excel

Every engineer knows that for the results of engineering calculations to be correct, the units of the input values must be correct. In the case of a calculation like F=ma, the units must be consistent with each other (e.g. N, kg, m/s^2) and in the case of a unit-specific calculation like P=Tn/5252, the equation requires …

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Trigonometric Functions in Excel

Excel contains a variety of trigonometric functions: Basic functions Hyperbolic functions Inverse functions Miscellaneous SIN SINH ASIN PI() COS COSH ACOS RADIANS TAN TANH ATAN DEGREES SEC SECH ASINH CSC CSCH ACOSH COT COTH ATANH The inverse functions are those usually denoted with a superscript -1 in math (i.e. ASIN is the Excel function for …

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