| Binary Number | Decimal Equivalent | ||||||
| 0 | #ADDIN? | =BIN2DEC(C4) | |||||
| 1 | 1 | =BIN2DEC(C5) | |||||
| 10 | 2 | =BIN2DEC(C6) | |||||
| 11 | 3 | =BIN2DEC(C7) | |||||
| 111111111 | 511 | =BIN2DEC(C8) | |||||
| 1111111111 | -1 | =BIN2DEC(C9) | |||||
| 1111111110 | -2 | =BIN2DEC(C10) | |||||
| 1111111101 | -3 | =BIN2DEC(C11) | |||||
| 1000000000 | -512 | =BIN2DEC(C12) | |||||
| 11111111111 | Err:502 | =BIN2DEC(C13) | |||||
| What Does It Do ? | |||||||
| This function converts a binary number to decimal. | |||||||
| Negative numbers are represented using two's-complement notation. | |||||||
| Syntax | |||||||
| =BIN2DEC(BinaryNumber) | |||||||
| The binary number has a limit of ten characters. | |||||||
| Formatting | |||||||
| No special formatting is needed. | |||||||
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BIN2DIC formula in MS Excel
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