ziggyS
Computer
- Mar 14, 2015
- 3
hi
this question was addressed in thread770-356581 but the resulting formula is only valid for points within 90 degrees of each other
stevenal (Electrical) 21 Jan 14 20:12
'=DEGREES(ASIN(SIN(RADIANS(A1-A2))))'
Excel
recap if point A1 is at position 358 degrees
point A2 is at position 01 degrees
above formula returns -3 (position of A1 relative to A2)
but if point A1 is at position 180 degrees
point A2 is at position 01 degree
above formula returns +1 (required return is +179)
can anyone expand on above formula to be valid over complete circle (+- 180)
thanks
ziggyS
this question was addressed in thread770-356581 but the resulting formula is only valid for points within 90 degrees of each other
stevenal (Electrical) 21 Jan 14 20:12
'=DEGREES(ASIN(SIN(RADIANS(A1-A2))))'
Excel
recap if point A1 is at position 358 degrees
point A2 is at position 01 degrees
above formula returns -3 (position of A1 relative to A2)
but if point A1 is at position 180 degrees
point A2 is at position 01 degree
above formula returns +1 (required return is +179)
can anyone expand on above formula to be valid over complete circle (+- 180)
thanks
ziggyS