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Power in Excel A Power in Excel is a Math/Trigonometric function computes and returns the result of a number raised to a power. Power Excel function takes two arguments the base (any real number) and the exponent (power, that signifies how many times the given number will be multiplied by itself). The Excel POWER function returns a number to a given power. The POWER function works like an exponent in a standard math equation. In this article, we will learn how to use the POWER function in Excel. In mathematics power operator, gets the power of a number. 3 3 = 3. 3.3 = 27 3 raised to the power 3, says 3 multiplied by its own number three-time is equal to 27. Open a blank worksheet and save the file with a unique name. Select Data, then select Get Data From File From Workbook to open the Import Data dialog box. In Excel 2013, select Power Query Get External Data and choose your data source.
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In this article, we will learn how to use the POWER function in Excel.
In mathematics power operator, gets the power of a number.
33= 3 * 3 *3 = 27
3 raised to the power 3, says 3 multiplied by its own number three-time is equal to 27.
271/3= 33*(1/3)= 3
27 raised to the power (?), says which number gets multiplied 3 times to get 27, 3 is the answer. This is called finding the root of a number.
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POWER function calculates the power of a number.
Syntax:
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For example: IF you wish to get the power of 4 raised to 3
Write the formula in the cell =POWER(4,3)
Let’s learn this through an example shown below.
Here we have numbers in one column and power of the numbers in the second column.
Use the formula to get the POWER
Press Enter and copy the formula in other cells using Ctrl + D shortcut.
As you can see the formula returns #NUM error when we calculate the root of a negative number.
Hope you learned how to get the power or root of a number using POWER function in Excel. Explore more articles here on Excel Mathematical functions here. Please feel free to state your query or feedback in the comment section below. We will help you.
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