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Do you have data that is showing radians instead of degrees? This wikiHow will teach you how to change radians to degrees in Excel on a computer.
Steps
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1Open your project in Excel. If you're in Excel, you can go to File > Open or you can right-click the file in your file browser.
- This method works for Excel for Microsoft 365, Excel for Microsoft 365 for Mac, Excel for the web, Excel 2019-2007, Excel 2019-2011 for Mac, and Excel Starter 2010.
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2Select an empty cell where you want to convert radians to degrees. This can be anywhere on your spreadsheet.
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3Enter "=DEGREES()". In the parentheses, enter the value of radians that you want to convert to degrees.
- For example, if you enter "=DEGREES(PI())", you'll get "180" as a result.[1]
- For example, if you enter "=DEGREES(0.2)", you'll get "11.4591559" in return.
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4Press ↵ Enter (Windows) or ⏎ Return (Mac). The cell you have selected will display the degrees function result.
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1. Open your project in Excel.
2. Select an empty cell where you want to convert radians to degrees.
3. Enter "=DEGREES()".
4. Press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac).
