C Clarence New Member Jun 15, 2012 #1 Help with the formula calculation, it dosent calculate correct? =SUM(24.35+14+12.1+10.05)+(12+12+16+16*0.52)*1.06
Help with the formula calculation, it dosent calculate correct? =SUM(24.35+14+12.1+10.05)+(12+12+16+16*0.52)*1.06
S Satish.digit Member Jun 15, 2012 #2 The total is 111.7192 as per the formula how much your getting...?
Luke M Excel Ninja Staff member Jun 15, 2012 #3 Also, if you're going to do the math yourself, you don't need the plus symbols. Or, leave out the SUM =24.35+14+12.1+10.05+(12+12+16+16*0.52)*1.06 But as Satish said, why do you say it's not giving the correct result?
Also, if you're going to do the math yourself, you don't need the plus symbols. Or, leave out the SUM =24.35+14+12.1+10.05+(12+12+16+16*0.52)*1.06 But as Satish said, why do you say it's not giving the correct result?
C Clarence New Member Jun 15, 2012 #4 Satish or Luke, I'm coming up with 95.00 as the answer, heres how 24.35+14+12.1+10.05=60.50 12+12+16+16*0.52=29.12 60.50+29.12*1.06%=94.99 ---------------------------- 94.99
Satish or Luke, I'm coming up with 95.00 as the answer, heres how 24.35+14+12.1+10.05=60.50 12+12+16+16*0.52=29.12 60.50+29.12*1.06%=94.99 ---------------------------- 94.99
Sajan Excel Ninja Jun 15, 2012 #5 Hi Clarence, Excel evaluates the arithmetic operators in a specific sequence, with the "*" (multiplication) taking precedence over "+" (addition). In your equation, Excel evaluates 16*.52 (to get a result of 8.32), before it continues with the addition. Cheers, Sajan.
Hi Clarence, Excel evaluates the arithmetic operators in a specific sequence, with the "*" (multiplication) taking precedence over "+" (addition). In your equation, Excel evaluates 16*.52 (to get a result of 8.32), before it continues with the addition. Cheers, Sajan.
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Jun 15, 2012 #6 Clarence Using =SUM(24.35+14+12.1+10.05)+(12+12+16+16*0.52)*1.06 (12+12+16+16*0.52) = 48.32 not as you had (12+12+16+16)*0.52 = 29.12 The location of the bracket is critically important in these sort of problems Also be careful using % in Excel In a cell enter =1.06% and Excel will display 0.0106, not 1.06 as intended Unless that's what you intended and left out of the first example
Clarence Using =SUM(24.35+14+12.1+10.05)+(12+12+16+16*0.52)*1.06 (12+12+16+16*0.52) = 48.32 not as you had (12+12+16+16)*0.52 = 29.12 The location of the bracket is critically important in these sort of problems Also be careful using % in Excel In a cell enter =1.06% and Excel will display 0.0106, not 1.06 as intended Unless that's what you intended and left out of the first example
C Clarence New Member Jun 15, 2012 #7 Hui, I may not be placing my numbers/brackets correctly, what I'm trying to achieve is the following; Adding up 24.35+14+12.1+10.05 to equal 60.50, Adding up 12+12+16+16 to equal 56.00 and then multiplying it by .52 to equal 29.12 Finally multiplying 60.50 and 29.12 by 6%. I get 94.99
Hui, I may not be placing my numbers/brackets correctly, what I'm trying to achieve is the following; Adding up 24.35+14+12.1+10.05 to equal 60.50, Adding up 12+12+16+16 to equal 56.00 and then multiplying it by .52 to equal 29.12 Finally multiplying 60.50 and 29.12 by 6%. I get 94.99
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Jun 15, 2012 #8 So it should be: =( SUM(24.35, 14, 12.1, 10.05) + Sum(12, 12, 16, 16)*0.52 )*1.06 or =( (24.35 + 14 + 12.1 + 10.05) + (12 + 12 + 16 + 16)*0.52 )*1.06
So it should be: =( SUM(24.35, 14, 12.1, 10.05) + Sum(12, 12, 16, 16)*0.52 )*1.06 or =( (24.35 + 14 + 12.1 + 10.05) + (12 + 12 + 16 + 16)*0.52 )*1.06