What does this mean?
 

can someone define this:

=+$F$13*(E16*A16)

what is +$F$13

What does this mean?
 

The + does nothing. The $ means that the cell reference is absolute so that
if you drag that formula the it will always reference F13...
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Barry" wrote:

can someone define this:

=+$F$13*(E16*A16)

what is +$F$13

What does this mean?
 

a reminder of Lotus123.

"Barry" wrote:

can someone define this:

=+$F$13*(E16*A16)

what is +$F$13

What does this mean?
 

Jim Thomlinson Wrote:
The + does nothing......

the parentheses don't do much either, you could as easily use

=$F$13*E16*A16


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