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27 May 2005 8:50 PM
John Brown
Visual Basic has Sin and a Cos Functions. It does not have a ArcCosine
function. Microsoft Excel does have a ArcCosine function named ACOS. Is there
any way to get a function for ArcCosine in VB?
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John Brown

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27 May 2005 9:00 PM
Rick Rothstein
> Visual Basic has Sin and a Cos Functions. It does not have a ArcCosine
> function. Microsoft Excel does have a ArcCosine function named ACOS.
Is there
> any way to get a function for ArcCosine in VB?

Go to the Index tab of VB's help files and type in "arcsine" (without
the quote marks). Double-click the entry and you will be taken to a page
entitled "Derived Math Functions"; the arcsine and several other
functions are shown there.

Rick - MVP
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27 May 2005 9:21 PM
John Brown
Thanks Rick!
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John Brown


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"Rick Rothstein" wrote:

> > Visual Basic has Sin and a Cos Functions. It does not have a ArcCosine
> > function. Microsoft Excel does have a ArcCosine function named ACOS.
> Is there
> > any way to get a function for ArcCosine in VB?
>
> Go to the Index tab of VB's help files and type in "arcsine" (without
> the quote marks). Double-click the entry and you will be taken to a page
> entitled "Derived Math Functions"; the arcsine and several other
> functions are shown there.
>
> Rick - MVP
>
>