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Formula (Extended): $POWER Function

Overview

Return the power of a numerical value.

Syntax

$POWER(Numerical value, Exponent) 

Parameters

Parameter Type Required Description
Numerical value Half-width numerical value Required Base of power
Exponent Half-width numerical value Required Exponent of the power of the base number

Column Usable as Parameters

Parameter Classification Numerical Value Date Description Check
Numerical value Yes Yes No Yes No
Exponent Yes Yes No Yes No

Return Value

The remainder is when a numerical value is divided by a divisor. The return value has the same sign as the divisor.

Return Value Display Content

Target Display Content of Return Value
Classification (including title, status, manager, owner) Display return value. If the drop-down list has values, the options that match the values ​​are displayed.
Numerical Value (including work volume, progression rate, remaining work volume) Display return value.
Date (including start and completion) Do not display.
Description (including content) Display return value.
Check (including lock) Do not display.

Usage Example 1

Specify parameters by screen column name (name displayed)

Formula

Formula using the $POWER function in usage example 1

Parameters

Parameters specified in usage example 1 of the $POWER function

Calculation Result

Calculation result of usage example 1 of the $POWER function