Date:         Mon, 22 Jul 1996 07:11:59 +0100
Reply-To:     Jose Luis Alabart <joseluis@MIZAR.CSIC.ES>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:         Jose Luis Alabart <joseluis@MIZAR.CSIC.ES>
Subject:      Re: antilog function

         "Kevin Brunson, OIT, Notre Dame" <BRUNSON@IRISHMVS.CC.ND.EDU>
wrote:
 
>Is there an antilog function in SAS?  I searched the SAS web site and
>Help in DMS to no avail.  If there is none, any advice besides using
>another application?
 
        In SAS:
 
        Y=LOG(X) [This is de natural (Naperian) logarithm]
 
        The function you requested is: X=EXP(Y) [The antilogarithm,
equivalent approximately to: X=2.7182818**Y]
 
        (Note that "**" is used for exponentiation; 10**3=1000)
 
        Y=LOG10(X)
        The function you requested is: X=10**Y [The antilogarithm]
 
 
        Y=LOG2(X)
        The function you requested is: X=2**Y [The antilogarithm]
 
        See: "SAS FUNCTIONS" in SAS LANGUAGE GUIDE FOR PERSONAL COMPUTERS.
 
        Hope this help.
 
        J.L. Alabart
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