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I'm confused! Normally good with Excel, but this has got me puzzled.
Using the formula =(B16*C16)*D16 - where, in this example B16 is 10, C16 is 2.36 * D16 is 1. So, Excel should first perform the multiplication in brackets, the multiply the answer by D16. So 10 x 2.36 is 23.6. Multiply that by 1 and it's 23.6. Excel makes it 24.31? The figures are only a simple example, all the calculations are equally wrong when this formula is used. What am I doing wrong. Where is my beer? -- Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk 01634 717930 07850 597257 |
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