Changing Radians to Degrees

Not possible

Get used to
=SIN(RADIANS(Angle))
instead
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But of course you could make your own Sin function:

Function Sinus(a As Double) As Double
Sinus = Sin(WorksheetFunction.Radians(a))
End Function

ALT+F11 gets you to the VB Editor
Insert>Module
Paste the code above
ALT+F11 brings you back in Excel
You can now use the Sinus() function with degrees as an argument
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Thanks Niek.
Leon.



"Niek Otten" wrote in message

> But of course you could make your own Sin function:
>
> Function Sinus(a As Double) As Double
> Sinus = Sin(WorksheetFunction.Radians(a))
> End Function
>
> ALT+F11 gets you to the VB Editor
> Insert>Module
> Paste the code above
> ALT+F11 brings you back in Excel
> You can now use the Sinus() function with degrees as an argument
>
> --
> Kind regards,
>
> Niek Otten
> Microsoft MVP - Excel
>
> "Leonard" wrote in message

>> Hi,
>> I am using Excell 2007, and I prefer to use degrees rather than radians.
>> When I calculate Sin (angle), excel identifies the angle as in Radians.
>> How can I make "degrees" to be my default unit of angles?
>> Leo
>
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