Exp (Exponent)

Returns the value e raised to the power of the number given. e is a mathematical constant equal to 2.71828182845904. Exp is the inverse of Ln, the natural logarithm of a number.

This is a single-value function.

For more information on the natural logarithm function, see Ln (logarithm, natural).

Syntax

Exp(Argument)

Where:

Argument is a metric representing a list of real numbers. The values are the power to which e is raised

Example

This simple example illustrates the results of using the Exp function. The variable e=2.71828182845904

Function/Result	Calculation
Exp (2) = 7.38905609893062	X = e2 ; 2.71828182845904 × 2.71828182845904 = 7.38905609893062