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EXCEL COTH FUNCTION
Excel COTH Function Introduction
The Coth function in Excel computes the hyperbolic cotangent (coth) of a given angle.
Description of Excel COTH Function
Syntax:
=COTH(number)
Parameter:
- The angle (in radians) for which you wish to compute the hyperbolic cotangent is specified in the number parameter. This number must be between -227 and +227.
If the number specified is zero, the Coth function returns the #DIV/0! error.
Step By Step Guide of COTH Function
Example :
The spreadsheet below depicts the Excel Coth Function, which was used to determine the hyperbolic cotangent of three distinct angles:
Key Points
- #DIV/0!
– Happens if the provided number is equal to zero. - #NUM!
– This happens if the provided value is less than -227 or larger than 227. - #VALUE!
– Occurs if the number parameter given is not recognised as a numeric value.
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