The LogN function returns the logarithm to a given base.
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Syntax | ||||
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LogN(Value, N) | ||||
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Return value | ||||
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Type |
Description | |||
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Double |
LogN of value to base N | |||
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Parameter | ||||
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Use |
Name |
Type |
Passing |
Description |
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Required |
Value |
Double |
ByVal |
Value for determining the logarithm (value > 0) |
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Required |
N |
Double |
ByVal |
Base of the logarithm |
Example
Dim X As Double, Log10 As Double
X := 100
Log10 := LogN(X, 10)
In this example, the logarithm of the number 100 is calculated to base 10. The result is 2.