Excel BITAND Function: Compare Bits and Get Results!
The BITAND function in Excel performs a bitwise AND operation on two numbers. It compares the corresponding bits and returns 1 if both bits are 1, otherwise, it returns 0. This powerful function is useful for working with binary data and performing low-level calculations.
Explanation:
5 and 3:
5 in binary is 101
3 in binary is 011
Bitwise AND result is 001 (decimal 1)
12 and 7:
12 in binary is 1100
7 in binary is 0111
Bitwise AND result is 0100 (decimal 4)
10 and 6:
10 in binary is 1010
6 in binary is 0110
Bitwise AND result is 0010 (decimal 2)
15 and 9:
15 in binary is 1111
9 in binary is 1001
Bitwise AND result is 1001 (decimal 9)
20 and 15:
20 in binary is 10100
15 in binary is 01111
Bitwise AND result is 00100 (decimal 4)
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