How To Use The Power Apps EXP Function
How To Use The Power Apps EXP Function Summary The Power Apps EXP function returns e to the power of a given number. The mathematical constant e (also known ...
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Imported reference from Matthew Devaney's blog for learning purposes. Original: https://www.matthewdevaney.com/how-to-use-the-power-apps-exp-function/. Author: Matthew Devaney.
How To Use The Power Apps EXP Function Summary
The Power Apps EXP function returns e to the power of a given number. The mathematical constant e (also known as Euler’s number) is equal to 2.71828182845904, the base of the natural logarithm. Syntax #1 Exp ( Number ) Arguments
Number – Required. The number e is raised to the power of. Examples
A single number is input into the Exp function. Exp( 1 ) // Result: 2.71828182845 Exp( 2 ) // Result: 7.38905609893 Code language: JavaScript ( javascript ) Syntax #2 Exp ( SingleColumnTable ) Arguments
SingleColumnTable – Required. A single column table of numbers to raise e to the power of Examples
A single column table of numbers is input into the Exp function. Exp ( [0, 1, 2] ) Code language: CSS ( css )
Each number raises e to the power of itself. Value 1 2.71828182845 7.38905609893 Did You Enjoy This Article? 😺
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