How to calculate volume in m³ | Calculator for calculating the volume of a cube, parallelepiped, ...
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In this video, I'll show you how to create a simple and easy-to-use calculator in Excel using the Volume Calculator for 10 different shapes:
→ Volume of a cube
→ Volume of a parallelepiped
→ Volume of a sphere
→ Volume of a cylinder
→ Volume of a truncated cone.
→ Volume of a cone
→ Volume of a regular tetrahedron
→ Volume of a regular quadrangular pyramid.
→ Volume of a regular triangular pyramid.
→ Volume of a regular n-sided pyramid
When creating the calculator, we'll learn:
• Inserting images
• Working with formats
• Entering formulas and functions
• Disabling the grid
• Disabling row and column headings
The user only needs to enter the overall dimensions of the shape to find its volume. For example, to calculate the volume of a cube, we need to know the size of its side. Let's assume the side is 2 meters, and the calculator immediately tells us the volume of such a cube is 8 cubic meters. We can calculate the volume of any other shape in a similar way.
Just watch and repeat!
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