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^ Carrot in a Formula
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 |
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