How to Use the ASINH Function in WPS on Windows

Last updated:July 17, 2026

Use ASINH with 4 how-to topics, including 4 free topics and 0 membership-related topics; choose a topic from the index and follow the steps.

How-to Index

#TopicMembership
11. Enter the ASINH functionFree
22. Fill in parameters from the promptFree
33. Use a cross-worksheet referenceFree
44. Nest ASINH with other functionsFree

How-to Guide

1. Enter the ASINH function

Entry point: Formulas tab → formula bar

  1. Open AirSheet and select the cell where you want to show the result.
  2. Type = to start editing the formula.
  3. Type ASINH(.
  4. Enter the parameter and press Enter.

Success Criteria

  • UI state: The result appears in the current cell.
  • Next actions: You can keep editing the formula or copy it to other cells.

Tips While Using

  • Common mistakes: If you do not type = first, the content may be treated as plain text.

2. Fill in parameters from the prompt

Entry point: Formulas tab → formula bar

  1. In a cell, type =ASINH(.
  2. Review the syntax prompt that appears.
  3. Enter the correct parameter based on the prompt.
  4. Type the closing parenthesis and press Enter.

Success Criteria

  • UI state: The function returns a calculation result normally.
  • Next actions: You can revise the parameter and recalculate if needed.

Tips While Using

  • Common mistakes: Missing a closing parenthesis or using the wrong parameter format can cause an error.

3. Use a cross-worksheet reference

Entry point: Formulas tab → formula bar

  1. Select the target cell and type =ASINH(.
  2. Switch to the worksheet that contains the source data.
  3. Select the cell to reference or type the reference manually.
  4. Complete the closing parenthesis and press Enter.

Success Criteria

  • UI state: The current worksheet shows the calculated result based on the reference.
  • Next actions: When the source data changes, you can check the updated result.

Tips While Using

  • Common mistakes: An incorrect reference can lead to an unexpected result.

4. Nest ASINH with other functions

Entry point: Formulas tab → formula bar

  1. Select the target cell and enter the combined formula.
  2. Add ASINH as one layer in the formula.
  3. Continue entering other functions or references based on your calculation needs.
  4. Check parentheses and separators, then press Enter.

Success Criteria

  • UI state: The cell returns the nested formula result.
  • Next actions: You can continue adjusting the formula structure for analysis.

Tips While Using

  • Common mistakes: Formula errors can appear when parentheses do not match across multiple function layers.