What Does EXP 2 Mean In Excel?

    ** In Excel, "EXP" typically refers to the exponential function. The EXP function in Excel returns the result of the mathematical constant "e" raised to the power of a given number. The syntax of the EXP function is:

EXP(number)

Here, "number" is the exponent to which the constant "e" is raised.

For example, if you have the number 2 in a cell and you want to find the value of e^2, you would use the EXP function like this:

=EXP(2)

The result would be approximately 7.389, as e^2 is equal to approximately 7.389.

If you are referring to "EXP 2" in a different context or within a specific function or formula, please provide more details for a more accurate explanation.**