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The antilog of a number, in Excel, is the inverse of the log of a number (to the base 10). In other words, it is the inverse of the LOG10 function (or Log function if using a base other than 10). So, to find the antilog of a number, all you need to do is raise it to the power of 10.
The antilog, or inverse of log, helps reverse logarithmic transformations, restoring data to its original form. In Excel, use the formula =10^A2 for base 10 antilogs or =POWER(base, exponent) for other bases. For natural base (e) antilogs, use =EXP(cell) to simplify the calculation.
21 Μαΐ 2021 · To obtain the antilog of the values in column B, we simply need to use the formula =10^value in column C: By taking the antilog of the values in column B, we were able to obtain all of the original values. The following screenshot shows how to calculate the natural log of a list of values in Excel:
24 Φεβ 2023 · This blog post explains to you how to find the antilog or exponent of a log value using Carat Operator, Excel in-built functions Power function, Exponent function for Natural Logarithm, and Power query feature.
18 Ιουλ 2021 · In this article, we are going to see how to find the Antilog for given values using Excel. To calculate the antilog we need the Exponent Operator (^) and in the case of the natural log, we can use the inbuilt function which will be discussed in detail in the later section. If the value of the base is 5, then.
15 Οκτ 2021 · The inverse of the log of a number is the antilog number (to the base of 10). Finding the antilog number is quite easy, you simply need to raise it to the power of 10. Let’s look an example: The base-10 log of the number 5 is 0.69897. 10 0.69897 = 5. The formula used to find the antilog is: LOG10(x) = a. Antilog “a” would be: x = 10 a
17 Ιαν 2023 · To obtain the antilog of the values in column B, we simply need to use the formula =10^value in column C: By taking the antilog of the values in column B, we were able to obtain all of the original values. The following screenshot shows how to calculate the natural log of a list of values in Excel:
