Excel uses standard "PEMDAS" order of operations for arithmetic
"Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication and Division, and Addition and
Parentheses Exponents - use caret Multiplication - use asterisk Division - use slash Addition Subtraction Assume we want (6-3)(4+2) = 18 =6-3*4+2 Assume we want (3/5) squared =(3/5)^2
"(6-3)" "^" "*" "/" "+" "-"
(for example, "six square
ons for arithmetic
ision, and Addition and Subtraction"
or example, "six squared" is "6^2"; "square root of six" is "6^(.5)")
Excel uses standard "PEMDAS" order of operations for arithmetic
"Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication and Division, and Addition and Parentheses Exponents - use caret Multiplication - use asterisk Division - use slash Addition Subtraction Assume we want (6-3)(4+2) = 18 18 Assume we want (3/5) squared 0.36