What is the Formula Conversion for this?

[Guest]

I have an Excel formula that I need to bring over to Access.

I use DEGREES, RADIANS and ACOS.

Can any one help with this?

 

[Charles E. Vopicka]

you will need to create the degree and radian functions see the
following link for the formula


http://www.krellinst.org/UCES/archive/resources/trig/body-node10.html


that was the first thing that came up in google. remember that PI =
3.14159265359879323 give or take. i might not have done well in Algebra
2 class and chose to ignore the instructor but PI was plastered around
the room. so i had nothing better to do than memorize some of it.


ACOS may be harder


i found


http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/techdoc/ref/acos.html


toward the bottom. and


http://mathworld.wolfram.com/InverseCosine.html


the best one is if you open the visual basic editor and search help for
"derived math functions"

I have an Excel formula that I need to bring over to Access.

I use DEGREES, RADIANS and ACOS.

Can any one help with this?

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[Marshall Barton]

I have an Excel formula that I need to bring over to Access.

I use DEGREES, RADIANS and ACOS.

Can any one help with this?

Search VBA Help for "Derived Math Functions" and the Atn
function.