MILESBETWEENCITIES

=MILESBETWEENCITIES(From,To)
From
A cell containing a geography or location data type
To
A cell containing a geography or location data type
MILESBETWEENCITIES calculates the miles between two geography data types. Each data type must support the latitude and longitude field.
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MILESBETWEENCITIES will calculate the miles between two geography data types. Each data type must support the latitude and longitude field.
Excel Formula: 
=LAMBDA(From,To,(3959*2)*ASIN(SQRT(0.5-COS((To.Latitude-From.Latitude)*PI()/180)/2+COS(From.Latitude*PI()/180)*COS(To.Latitude*PI()/180)*(1-COS((To.Longitude-From.Longitude)*PI()/180))/2)))
 
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