Excel CSCH Function

Description

The Excel CSCH function returns the hyperbolic cosecant of an angle provided in radians.

Formula syntax

Arguments

Returns

The CSCH function returns a numeric value.

Errors

• 1. If argument number is outside its scale (absolute value less than 2^27), the CSCH function return #NUM! error value.
• 2. If argument number is non-numeric, the CSCH function returns #VALUE! error value.
• 3. If argument number is zero, the CSCH function returns #DIV/0! error value.

Remarks

The argument number in CSCH is an angle in radians, if the number is provided in degrees, you need to convert it to radians. There are two methods for converting degrees to radians. Method 1, multiply the angle in degrees by PI()/180. Method 2, used RADIANS function to convert degrees to radians. For example, to get the CSCH of 30 degrees, you can use one of the formulas below:

• =CSCH(30*PI()/180)
• =CSCH(RADIANS(30))

Versions

Excel 2013 and later versions.

Usage and Examples

To get the hyperbolic cosecant of the angel provided in radians in cell B3, please use the formula as this:

=CSCH(B3)

Press Enter key to get the cosecant of the angle.

Also, you can directly use the number in the formula:

=CSCH(1)

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