Examples

• =BITRSHIFT(13,2)

  The BITRSHIFT function is a useful tool in Sourcetable which allows users to bitwise shift the bits of an integer to the right by a given number of places. For example, this formula shifts 13 right by two bits and returns 11.

• =BITRSHIFT(15,4)

  The BITRSHIFT function is used to perform a bitwise shift on a given integer. For instance, this formula shifts 15 right by four bits and returns 0.

• =BITRSHIFT(7,3)

  The BITRSHIFT function can take two arguments, an integer and a number of places to shift. For example, running the formula above shifts 7 right by three bits and returns 0.

• =BITRSHIFT(255,4)

  The BITRSHIFT function can be used to shift the bits of an integer to the right by a given number of places. For example,this formula shifts 255 right by four bits and returns 15.

• =BITRSHIFT(20,3)

  The BITRSHIFT function is a useful Sourcetable tool which allows users to bitwise shift the bits of an integer to the right by a given number of places. For instance, the formula above shifts 20 right by three bits and returns 2.