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DEGREES

DEGREES converts a radian value into the equivalent degree measurement by multiplying by 180/PI(). Use it whenever you need to display or compare angles in degrees after computing them with functions like ATAN2, ASIN, or ACOS.

Excel
=DEGREES(PI())
Google Sheets
=DEGREES(PI())
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Verified example

Computed by a real spreadsheet engine on the sample data below.

RadiansDegrees
0=DEGREES(0)
1.5708=DEGREES(1.5708)
3.1416=DEGREES(3.1416)
6.2832=DEGREES(6.2832)

=DEGREES(PI())→180

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How it works

  1. 1Identify the radian value you want to convert (e.g., PI() represents 180°).
  2. 2Wrap it in DEGREES(): =DEGREES(PI()).
  3. 3The result is the equivalent angle in degrees (180 for PI()).

Need a version for your data?

Try: “Convert the result of ATAN2 from radians to degrees”

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