Converting Degrees to Radians in Excel

[DM]

Hello everyone,

I need help with converting or changing degrees to radians in Microsoft Excel.

Currently I'm writing SIN and COS functions but the default angles are in degrees, not radians. How do I format it to radians?

 

[FredGarvin]

Excel has a RADIANS function. The syntax is =RADIANS(angle).

You may want to check your answers because the default on my copy of Excel is in radians.

 

[Integral]

To get to radians from degrees:

$$x = \pi \frac { \Theta} {180}$$

x is the angle in radians
$\Theta$ is the angle in degrees.


As far as I can tell Excell defaults to Radians.