How to use EXP POINT

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How to use EXP POINT

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Answer 1

Sounds as if you are asking aboug XP points...
See: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/support/faq?pivots=profile#what-is-xp What is XP?

*XP or "eXperience points" measure your achievements in completing Microsoft Learn training content. You can view the amount of awarded XP next to the title of each learning path, module, and unit.

Also see this reply by a MS employee from November 2025: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/a/12333235

"Here an Estimated Experience Levels Based on XP (to be confirmed):

Engagement Level	Approximate XP	Description

--------	--------	--------

--------	--------	--------

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Beginner	0 – 5,000 XP	A few modules explored
Intermediate	5,000 – 20,000 XP	Several learning paths completed
Advanced	20,000 – 50,000 XP	Strong involvement, multiple full paths
Expert	50,000+ XP	Continuous learning, likely certifications

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Answer 2

Hello Jadav Nikhil,

I'm happy to help, but I need to clarify a few things first since the question is a bit unclear. The term "EXP point" is not standard Microsoft Rewards terminology, so it is hard to tell exactly what you are asking about. Microsoft Rewards itself only has two concepts: points, which are the currency you earn and redeem, and status levels (Level 1 and Level 2), where Level 2 requires earning at least 500 points per month and unlocks higher daily search caps and a 10% discount on Microsoft-brand redemptions. There is no "EXP" or experience-point system inside Rewards itself.

Could you share a bit more about where you saw the term "EXP point"? A screenshot would help. Once that is clear it will be easier to point you in the right direction.

Thomas4-N 21,845 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-05-23T07:59:39.5166667+00:00

Hello Jadav Nikhil,

Just check in to see how things are going. Let me know if you need anything.

Answer 3

EXP points are not documented in the provided context for Bing or Microsoft Rewards, so only general EXP usage in Microsoft technologies can be described.

EXP is a math function that returns the constant e (approximately 2.71828182845904), raised to the power of a given number. It is used when exponential growth or decay needs to be calculated.

Key idea:

e is the base of natural logarithms.
EXP(number) = e^number.
EXP is the inverse of the natural logarithm (LN or LOG, depending on language):
- EXP(LOG(n)) = n
- LOG(EXP(n)) = n

Examples in different Microsoft technologies:

Excel EXP function

Purpose: Returns e raised to the power of a number.
Syntax:
- EXP(number)
Example formulas:
- =EXP(1) → about 2.71828183 (the value of e)
- =EXP(2) → about 7.3890561 (e²)
Notes:
- To raise other bases (like 10 or 2) to a power, use ^, for example =10^3.
- EXP is the inverse of LN.

DAX EXP function (Power BI, Analysis Services)

Purpose: Same as Excel, returns e raised to the power of a number.
Syntax:
- EXP(<number>)
Example:
- In a calculated column or measure: ExpValue = EXP([Power])
Notes:
- Returns a decimal number.
- EXP is the inverse of LN.

SQL Server / Azure Synapse / Cosmos DB EXP

Purpose: Compute e^x in queries. SQL Server / Azure Synapse T‑SQL:

Syntax: EXP ( float_expression )

Example:

    SELECT EXP(10);          -- e^10
    SELECT EXP(LOG(20));     -- returns 20
    SELECT LOG(EXP(20));     -- returns 20

Azure Cosmos DB query language:

Syntax: EXP(<numeric_expr>)

Example:

    SELECT VALUE {
      expZero: EXP(0),
      expTen: EXP(10),
      expTwenty: EXP(20)
    }

HLSL exp (for shaders)

Purpose: Returns e^x for each component of a float scalar, vector, or matrix.
Syntax:
- float r = exp(x);
Works in Shader Model 2 and higher (and vs_1_1 in SM1).

VBA Exp function (Office macros)

Purpose: Returns e raised to a power as a Double.
Syntax:
- Exp(number)

Example (hyperbolic sine using Exp):

  Dim MyAngle, MyHSin
  MyAngle = 1.3
  MyHSin = (Exp(MyAngle) - Exp(-1 * MyAngle)) / 2

Note: If number > 709.782712893, an overflow error occurs.

Summary of how to “use EXP” simply:

Decide the platform (Excel, Power BI/DAX, SQL, Cosmos DB, VBA, HLSL).
Pass the exponent (the power) as the argument to EXP.
Remember EXP always means “e to that power,” not 10 to that power.
Use LOG/LN with EXP when natural logs are needed, knowing they are inverse operations.

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