Formula Syntax
Formula syntax is the structure or order of the formula elements. All formulas begin with an equal sign (=) in Excel followed by operands (the data to be calculated) and the operators. Operands can be values that don’t change (constants), a range reference, a label, a name, or a worksheet function.
Formula Bar
The Formula bar is an area located at the top of the worksheet window that is used to enter or edit values or formulas in cells or charts. The Formula bar displays the constant value or formula in the active cell. To display or hide the Formula bar; select from the Menu bar, View > Formula.
Notice that percent has the highest precedence, multiplication and division have same order of precedence, also addition and subtraction have same order of precedence. Excel performs all operations within sets of parentheses first, and you can use this to get exactly the order of operations you want. If multiple operations are encased in multiple sets of parentheses, the operations are performed from inside to outside, then follow the
order of operations, and then left to right.
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