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Reply: 3.1.1.1.1.1.1 From: Sim' Hampel I doubt a lot of them would be able to cope with a scientific calculator - especially if they used RPN (reverse polish notation) for data entry. If they can't deal with a simple calculator, then a more complex one is not the solution.

Reply: 3.1.1.1.1 From: Sim' Hampel On 2/12/02 9:51:00 PM, Sergey Golovin wrote: >But then again it is so >many ways to skin that cat. No, there are reasons why we have international standards. It's so people don't screw things up by assuming which way is right. It's the only way engineering...

Reply: 2 From: Sim' Hampel We got taught a little rule in maths at school: BODMAS Which stands for Brackets Order (ie. powers) Division Multiplication Addition Subtraction This is the widely accepted standard for calculations, which Excel also abides by. For more information, the help...