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EXCEL BITAND FUNCTION
Excel BITAND Function Introduction
The BitAnd function in Excel returns the bitwise ‘AND’ of two numbers.
Description of Excel BITAND Function
Syntax:
=BITAND( number1, number2 )
Parameter:
- The number parameters given are all positive integers.
Step By Step Guide of BITAND Function
Example:
The binary equivalent of 5 is 101.
The binary equivalent of 7 is 111.
The digit ‘1’ appears in places 1 and 3 in the binary digits 101 and 111. (counting from the right).
As a consequence, the bitwise ‘AND’ result is the binary number with a ‘1’ in places 1 and 3. (from the right). That is, the binary number 101.
This value is returned as the integer 5 in decimal form.
Key Points
- #NUM! – Occurs if one or both of the supplied number arguments is a non-integer, or if one or both of the supplied number arguments is negative or greater than (248)-1.
- #VALUE! – This error occurs when one or both of the supplied number arguments are non-numeric.
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