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Multiply or divide by 360, depending on which way you wish to convert. It's a simple scaling - if your input is N, you probably need N×360. Check parity and offset though, you might have angle measured in opposite directions or from a different reference point.

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To find an angle measure from a percentage, simply convert the percentage to a decimal and then multiply it by 360 degrees. So, our answer is 162 degrees.

While measuring any angle we use the degrees symbol to denote it. It is denoted by °. For example, one full rotation is 360 degrees or (360°).

What to Know. Use the DEGREES(angle) function to convert from radians to degrees, where angle is the radian size or cell reference. Or use the PI formula: =(angle)*180/PI().

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