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Hey guys
How can I make the following formula work =(B3+C3+D3)*E3*F3? I need the
numbers in brackets to be multiplied by E3 and then that number multiplied by
F3, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Mel
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Try this

=(((B3+C3+D3)*(E3))*(F3))

let me know if it works.

Thanks
Gary

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Hey guys
How can I make the following formula work =(B3+C3+D3)*E3*F3? I need the
numbers in brackets to be multiplied by E3 and then that number multiplied
by
F3, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Mel



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Hi Gary
Thanks for this, alas it didn't work :( the answer I get is 2 decimal
places out i.e. 4.14875 as opposed to 414.875 and has "E+12" on the end.....?
Mel

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Try this

=(((B3+C3+D3)*(E3))*(F3))

let me know if it works.

Thanks
Gary

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Hey guys
How can I make the following formula work =(B3+C3+D3)*E3*F3? I need the
numbers in brackets to be multiplied by E3 and then that number multiplied
by
F3, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Mel




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Try changing the format by right clicking on the cell.

or

can you tell me the numbers u have in B3,C3,D3,E3 AND F3?


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Hi Gary
Thanks for this, alas it didn't work :( the answer I get is 2 decimal
places out i.e. 4.14875 as opposed to 414.875 and has "E+12" on the
end.....?
Mel

"Gary" wrote:

Try this

=(((B3+C3+D3)*(E3))*(F3))

let me know if it works.

Thanks
Gary

"Mel B" <Mel wrote in message
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Hey guys
How can I make the following formula work =(B3+C3+D3)*E3*F3? I need
the
numbers in brackets to be multiplied by E3 and then that number
multiplied
by
F3, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Mel






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Hi Mel,

There is nothing wrong with your formula, it works just fine as is.
It sounds like you are getting a very large number from it.
Excel only handles numbers up to 15 digits. After that
it just adds zeroes, that's what the E+12 is all about.
Whatever the number is move the decimal point
12 places to the right substituting zeroes after you
run out of numbers.

HTH
Martin


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Mel,

You're on the right track. Try this

=SUM($B$3:$D$3)*E3*F3


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B3 = 30310239.67 C3 = 3 D3 = 0 E3 = 0.0672 F3 = 2036848.11

"Gary" wrote:

Try changing the format by right clicking on the cell.

or

can you tell me the numbers u have in B3,C3,D3,E3 AND F3?


"Mel B" wrote in message
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Hi Gary
Thanks for this, alas it didn't work :( the answer I get is 2 decimal
places out i.e. 4.14875 as opposed to 414.875 and has "E+12" on the
end.....?
Mel

"Gary" wrote:

Try this

=(((B3+C3+D3)*(E3))*(F3))

let me know if it works.

Thanks
Gary

"Mel B" <Mel wrote in message
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Hey guys
How can I make the following formula work =(B3+C3+D3)*E3*F3? I need
the
numbers in brackets to be multiplied by E3 and then that number
multiplied
by
F3, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Mel






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4148750625333.27


this is what you should get after changing the format to number and setting
the decimal plces to 2.

is this what u wanted?

"Mel B" wrote in message
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B3 = 30310239.67 C3 = 3 D3 = 0 E3 = 0.0672 F3 = 2036848.11

"Gary" wrote:

Try changing the format by right clicking on the cell.

or

can you tell me the numbers u have in B3,C3,D3,E3 AND F3?


"Mel B" wrote in message
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Hi Gary
Thanks for this, alas it didn't work :( the answer I get is 2 decimal
places out i.e. 4.14875 as opposed to 414.875 and has "E+12" on the
end.....?
Mel

"Gary" wrote:

Try this

=(((B3+C3+D3)*(E3))*(F3))

let me know if it works.

Thanks
Gary

"Mel B" <Mel wrote in message
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Hey guys
How can I make the following formula work =(B3+C3+D3)*E3*F3? I need
the
numbers in brackets to be multiplied by E3 and then that number
multiplied
by
F3, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Mel








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Thanks Ron. I've just spoken with the person I'm doing this formula
for....and he's given me the totally wrong information! ARGH!!! thanks for
your help anyway :)

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On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 02:48:01 -0700, Mel B <Mel
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Hey guys
How can I make the following formula work =(B3+C3+D3)*E3*F3? I need the
numbers in brackets to be multiplied by E3 and then that number multiplied by
F3, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Mel


Give some sample data, expected and actual results.

For example =(1+2+3)*4*5 -- 120

What result do you expect?


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Thanks Patele. I've just spoken with the person I'm doing this formula
for....and he's given me the totally wrong information! ARGH!!! thanks for
your help anyway :)

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Mel,

You're on the right track. Try this

=SUM($B$3:$D$3)*E3*F3


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Thanks Martin. I've just spoken with the person I'm doing this formula
for....and he's given me the totally wrong information! ARGH!!! thanks for
your help anyway :)
Thanks for the info on the large number (E+12) deal too, I didn't realise
that!

"MartinW" wrote:

Hi Mel,

There is nothing wrong with your formula, it works just fine as is.
It sounds like you are getting a very large number from it.
Excel only handles numbers up to 15 digits. After that
it just adds zeroes, that's what the E+12 is all about.
Whatever the number is move the decimal point
12 places to the right substituting zeroes after you
run out of numbers.

HTH
Martin



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