PI
Formulas / PICalculate the value of π.
PI()
- No parameters
Examples
=PI()The PI() function in Sourcetable returns the mathematical constant pi (Ï€) to 15 decimal places. As an example, the formula above will return the result 3.14159265358979
=2*PI()*3The PI() function can be used in a formula to calculate the circumference of a circle. Using the formula above will return the circumference of a circle with a diameter of 3. The result in this case is 18.84955592153876
=PI()*A1^2The PI() function can be used to calculate the area of a circle when used in conjunction with other functions. For example, the formula will return the area of a circle with a radius of 3. The result in this case is 28.27433388230814
Summary
The PI function is a mathematical constant that returns the value of π, representing a half-turn in the radian angle system. It is used in many formulas relating to circles.
- The PI function calculates the value of π which is 3.14159265358979 accurate to 15 decimal places and represents a half turn in radians.
- The PI function appears in many formulas relating to circles.
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