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replyReply Fri 12 Dec 2008, 11:26Delegate Hend said...

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what is the order of calculation rule for the formula:

A1+B1*C1

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replyReply Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:38 Edited on Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:40Trainer Pete said...

RE: exell

Hi Hend,
Thank you for the question;
In answer; follow the acronym
BODMAS this will give you the sequence that Excel follows in processing a formula.
B=Brackets (Parenthesis)
O=Ordinals (To the power of ^)
D=Division
M=Multiplication
A=Addition
S=Subtraction

So therefore the sequence would be =B1*C1 then +A1
I hope that has helped ... Pete

 

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