Logarithm and Antilogarithm Tables

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Logarithm and antilogarithm tables are less commonly needed due to the availability of built-in functions in software like Excel and calculators. Users can easily create their own tables in Excel if required. The discussion emphasizes that most modern tools can perform logarithmic calculations without the need for physical tables. There is a suggestion to search online for existing tables, but the consensus is that they are largely obsolete. Overall, reliance on technology has diminished the necessity for hard-copy logarithm tables.
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Hi, Friends.

Please suggest me any link from where I can download logarithm and antilogarithm table in excel sheet or PDF file.

Please help me.

Thank you all
 
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You can make one yourself with Excel.
It is probably as quick as looking for log/exp tables (who needs them in times of computers everywhere?).
 
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thunderhadron said:
Hi, Friends.

Please suggest me any link from where I can download logarithm and antilogarithm table in excel sheet or PDF file.

Please help me.

Thank you all

Every version of EXCEL that I have ever seen has logarithms built-int. Is that what you need, or do you truly want/need a hard-copy sheet of logarithms on actual paper?

Normally we just use a log table and work "backwards" to get the antilogarithm.
 
And since calclulators will do exponentials and logarithms, there is really no need for a table of logarithms any more.
 

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