Sqrt Function, How to Use Square Root Function in Excel

This updated guide examines Sqrt Function, How to Use Square Root Function in Excel and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.

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Instructions for using the basic SQRT function

The SQRT function has the syntax = = SQRT (number) , where number is the number required to find the square root value. Number must be a positive real number, if it is a negative number it will get the #NUM error.

We have the data sheet as shown below to calculate the square root value.

Write the formula in the first SQRT Function cell = = SQRT (15) , then press Enter to get the result. Soon we will get the result for the square root of the number 15 as shown.

In addition to directly entering the number into the calculation function, we can enter the order box as well.

We drag the first result cell down to the remaining cells to display the results for the square root of the remaining numbers. With the #NUM error box , the number is unsatisfactory, meaning the number is negative.

How to use the SQRTPI function in Excel

The SQRTPI function is the same as the SQRT function but it will be multiplied by ? to get the result.

We will enter the formula = SQRTPI (A2) and press Enter to produce the result. Soon we have the square root product times ?.

You can also scroll down to the remaining cells to return results for other values.

So the way to calculate the square root value of a number is very simple, using the SQRT function. With SQRTPI function, the usage is similar, just enter the function name and the number to calculate the value is complete.

I wish you successful implementation!