"Alan Beban" wrote...
....
. . . (which, incidentally, seems to have been resolved in C
the same way as it is in Excel, which is hard to blame Microsoft for)
....

What are you talking about?!

Unless you mean to recommend that Excel users stop using the ^ operator and
use the POWER function instead, Excel and C don't work the same. C lacks an
exponentiation operator. It includes a function named pow in its standard
library. It has a ^ operator, but it's bitwise XOR.



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