Finding proper divisors of a number in excel
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The method I provided finds the *factors* of N, not the prime factors,
and only up to an N of 65,536 at that, unless you are willing to forego
N itself, in which case it can be modified to go higher, to 131,072.
Sorry about that, I didn't read your post properly. You can find a
method of finding factors here using VBA. This also has a macro for finding the primes up to a given
number. You may be able to combine the two methods to get the prime
factors.
FWIW, there is a program available here for computing prime factors.
I hope THIS helps, as opposed to my previous post.
I'll take another look at it to see if I can find or determine another
approach.
Declan O'R
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I hope it's help you
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and only up to an N of 65,536 at that, unless you are willing to forego
N itself, in which case it can be modified to go higher, to 131,072.
Sorry about that, I didn't read your post properly. You can find a
method of finding factors here using VBA. This also has a macro for finding the primes up to a given
number. You may be able to combine the two methods to get the prime
factors.
FWIW, there is a program available here for computing prime factors.
I hope THIS helps, as opposed to my previous post.
I'll take another look at it to see if I can find or determine another
approach.
Declan O'R
============
I hope it's help you
==================
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