When first entering text in Excel its angle is degrees?

Answer 1

Text is typed in at zero degrees. Using the alignment settings, you can then slant it.

All angles are assumed to be in radians. There is no "degree mode" as in scientific calculators; instead, if you have an angle in degrees, you have to convert it to radians. For example, to get the sine of 30 degrees, calculate = sin(30 * pi() / 180). pi() / 180 is the conversion factor to convert from degrees to radians.

Check in the math functions - there is also a function that converts degrees to radians. Since I have Excel in Spanish here, I don't know the exact name in English, but I'll assume it is radians. If this is so, the formula can also be: =sin(radians(30)).