The RAD function is a mathematical function that converts degrees to radians. It returns a real value.
| Function Name |
RAD |
| Description |
Converts degrees into radians. |
| Arguments |
RAD(INTEGER or REAL) The value that represents the degrees value can be an integer or a real floating value—see Number (Integer or Real). |
| Returns |
REAL The result is the input (in degrees) converted into radians. |
Example:
RAD(180)
The output is 3.14