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How I write a complex equation using mergefields in Word 2000?
I am trying to formulate an equation as follows:
= (A+ B) €“ Int(C * (A + B/C)) I keep getting Syntax errors or the incorrect result due to improper sequence of calculations. I have tried everything I know to do. Thanks. |
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Hi,
The main problem with the example you posted is that the '-' you used is not a minus sign. Try: =(A+B)-INT(C*(A+B/C)) Cheers PS: =(A+B)-INT(C*(A+B/C)) is the same as: =(A+B)-INT(C*A+B) "DDgolf18" wrote in message ... I am trying to formulate an equation as follows: = (A+ B) - Int(C * (A + B/C)) I keep getting Syntax errors or the incorrect result due to improper sequence of calculations. I have tried everything I know to do. Thanks. |
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