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Sorry for the delay, Subodh Tiwari (Neeraj)!<br />
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Thank you for the solution. It worked perfectly.<br />
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Regards,<br />
fskilnik.
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Sorry for the delay, Subodh Tiwari (Neeraj)!

Thank you for the solution. It worked perfectly.

Regards,
fskilnik.

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You're welcome fskilnk! Glad it worked as desired. :)<br />
Thanks for the feedback.<br />
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Regards.<br />
Neeraj
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You're welcome fskilnk! Glad it worked as desired. :)
Thanks for the feedback.

Regards.
Neeraj

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Hi there!<br />
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If the cell A1 has the number 0.2 in it, and cell A2 has the number 0.3 in it, then if I type &nbsp;=LN(A1/A2) in cell A3, I will get the natural logarithm of the ratio A1 to A2 , of course.<br />
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Suppose I want to have something dynamic, &nbsp;say the possibility of changing the digit 2 in the =LN(A1/A2) formula, to another positive integer, to be obtained using some formula.<br />
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In other words, I want to calculate =LN(A1/A <b>someformulathatgives2</b>)<br />
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I thought about changing the cell to that: &nbsp; <b>= LN(A1/&quot;A&quot;&amp;2)</b> so that I am able to put a formula in the place of 2... it gives an error.<br />
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How this should be done, please?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
fskilnik.
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Hi there!
 
If the cell A1 has the number 0.2 in it, and cell A2 has the number 0.3 in it, then if I type  =LN(A1/A2) in cell A3, I will get the natural logarithm of the ratio A1 to A2 , of course.

Suppose I want to have something dynamic,  say the possibility of changing the digit 2 in the =LN(A1/A2) formula, to another positive integer, to be obtained using some formula.

In other words, I want to calculate =LN(A1/A someformulathatgives2)

I thought about changing the cell to that:   = LN(A1/"A"&2) so that I am able to put a formula in the place of 2... it gives an error.

How this should be done, please?

Thanks,
fskilnik.

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