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what does the "carat" character mean in Excel - answer
Jackson -
I can't reply to your posting directly - I suspect the "^" character in your posting subject may be the culprit. To answer your question, the carat represents a 'to the power of' operation. That is x^2 means x squared (x times itself). y^3 means y cubed (y times y times y). Hope that helps! -- Daryl S |
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