S Sheeloo May 24, 2009 #2 With radius in A1 and height in B1, enter this formula (PI x Raidus x Radius x Height) in C1 =3.14*((A1)^2)*B1 For PI you may use a higher precision number in place of 3.14 I have used. You can also use =3.14*A1*A1*B1
With radius in A1 and height in B1, enter this formula (PI x Raidus x Radius x Height) in C1 =3.14*((A1)^2)*B1 For PI you may use a higher precision number in place of 3.14 I have used. You can also use =3.14*A1*A1*B1
S Sheeloo May 24, 2009 #3 With radius in A1 and height in B1, enter this formula (PI x Raidus x Radius x Height) in C1 =3.14*((A1)^2)*B1 For PI you may use a higher precision number in place of 3.14 I have used. You can also use =3.14*A1*A1*B1
With radius in A1 and height in B1, enter this formula (PI x Raidus x Radius x Height) in C1 =3.14*((A1)^2)*B1 For PI you may use a higher precision number in place of 3.14 I have used. You can also use =3.14*A1*A1*B1
S Sheeloo May 25, 2009 #6 Thanks for reminding me. Gary''s Student said: Remember that in Excel, PI is a function: =PI()*B1*A1^2 Click to expand...
Thanks for reminding me. Gary''s Student said: Remember that in Excel, PI is a function: =PI()*B1*A1^2 Click to expand...
S Sheeloo May 25, 2009 #7 Thanks for reminding me. Gary''s Student said: Remember that in Excel, PI is a function: =PI()*B1*A1^2 Click to expand...
Thanks for reminding me. Gary''s Student said: Remember that in Excel, PI is a function: =PI()*B1*A1^2 Click to expand...