Decimal Number
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Binary Equivalent
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0
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0
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=DEC2BIN(C4)
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1
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1
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=DEC2BIN(C5)
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2
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10
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=DEC2BIN(C6)
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3
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11
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=DEC2BIN(C7)
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511
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111111111
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=DEC2BIN(C8)
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512
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#NUM!
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=DEC2BIN(C9)
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-1
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1111111111
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=DEC2BIN(C10)
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-2
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1111111110
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=DEC2BIN(C11)
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-3
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1111111101
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=DEC2BIN(C12)
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-511
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1000000001
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=DEC2BIN(C13)
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-512
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1000000000
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=DEC2BIN(C14)
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Decimal Number
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Places
To Pad
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Binary Equivalent
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1
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1
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1
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=DEC2BIN(C17,D17)
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1
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2
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01
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=DEC2BIN(C18,D18)
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1
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3
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001
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=DEC2BIN(C19,D19)
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1
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9
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000000001
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=DEC2BIN(C20,D20)
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-1
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1
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1111111111
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=DEC2BIN(C21,D21)
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What Does It Do ?
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This function converts a decimal
number to its binary equivalent.
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It can only cope with decimals
ranging from -512 to 511.
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The result can be padded with
leading 0 zeros, although this is ignored for negatives.
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Syntax
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=DEC2BIN(DecimalNumber,PlacesToPad)
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The PlacesToPad is optional.
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Formatting
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No special formatting is needed.
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