Choose the target first
Enter the Degree you want to inspect its minimum integer Power. This reverses Power to Degree: it answers what total is needed rather than which Degree you already have. Degree 1 needs zero, Degree 100 explicitly needs 200,000, and intermediate Degrees use the documented cubic rounded to the reference integer table.
No linear interpolation is used. All 100 thresholds are tested against an independent table, rather than assuming a few familiar anchors guarantee the rest. The same function supplies every calculator and table on this site.
Search and export
Search matches a complete Degree exactly: 8 does not return 18 or 80. Clear it to restore every row. Export full CSV always contains Degrees 1–100, even when one row is visible. The increase column shows the additional minimum Power from the previous Degree.
Degree 60 needs 66,387, 80 needs 120,115 and 100 needs 200,000. Increasing late-game gaps explain why a cheap early-Degree plan may not extend economically to the final target.
A threshold is not a price
Subtract your current effective Power, then check remaining category room. Cash alone cannot supply the full target because v57 cash stops at 80,000. Every Paragon uses the same total requirement but requires different eligible cash per Power.