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Hello,
I am trying to create a formula to convert rise and run into an angle.
Parameters being used:
roofRise: Length: Type
roofRun: Length: Type
roofAngle: Angle: Type: '=tan(roofRise/roofRun)'
Problem is I get a message "Inconsistent Units" when it tries to calculate. Any ideas?
Thanks for you time!
-Carl
Post edited on 2005-12-21 13:07:03
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Try using the following formula: atan(rise/run)
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<< victim of poor geometry skills.
Thanks Steve, that was the problem all along.
Is there a reference of usable formula commands? Such a reference may have prevented my display of ignorance.
-Carl
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