LCM Google Sheet Formula
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LCM Formula Syntax
Example Use Case
Finding the least common multiple of numbers for scheduling or alignment
Understanding the LCM Formula
The LCM function in Excel calculates the least common multiple of two or more integers—the smallest number evenly divisible by all inputs. It’s a practical tool for syncing cycles, like scheduling tasks or aligning repeating events.
For LCM(12, 18), you get 36, the smallest number both divide into. It handles multiple arguments, making it great for finding common denominators or planning intervals where things need to line up.
Why Use LCM?
LCM solves alignment problems—like when two machines with different cycles next sync or when adjusting units to a shared base. It’s a time-saver in logistics, math, or time management, ensuring minimal overlap.
Example with Sample Data
Numbers | Formula | Result |
---|---|---|
12, 18 | =LCM(12, 18) | 36 |
5, 7 | =LCM(5, 7) | 35 |
3, 4, 6 | =LCM(3, 4, 6) | 12 |
LCM aligns multiples: 12 and 18 meet at 36, 3, 4, 6 at 12. It’s a sync-up specialist.
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