Reminds me of my late daddy.

Which is correct?

the pigs is so or the pigs are so

If you gave him the correct answer he would laugh like hell.

I miss him.

Gord

On Thu, 09 Nov 2006 12:06:54 -0600, Dave Peterson
wrote:

Which reminds me:

Which is correct?
1. eight and eight _IS_ 17
or
2. eight and eight _ARE_ 17

The capital of Kentucky is pronounced:
1. Loo-is-vill
or
2. Loo-ee-vill

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8+8=16 (not 17)
Frankfort (not Louisville)





Dave F wrote:

Three to the third is 27...

Dave
--
Brevity is the soul of wit.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

POWER

2^2=4
3^3=9

BTW the leading + in your formula is superfluous, it is a throw-back to
Lotus 1-2-3. You can even remove the IFs

=(T$3840)*$C416/12*(1+$C$415)^2 + (U$384=1)*$C416/12*(1+$C$415)^2 +
(V$384=1)*$C416/12*(1+$C$415)^2

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HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"Ross" wrote in message
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I am unfamiliar with the ^ Character in a formula. What does it mean:

Example:

=+IF(T$3840,$C416/12*(1+$C$415)^2,0)+IF(U$384=1,$C416/12*(1+$C$415)^2,0)+IF
(V$384=1,$C416/12*(1+$C$415)^2,0)

Thank you

Ross







Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP