what does ( ) mean in a formula?
L L. Howard Kittle May 3, 2006 #2 The short answer, I believe, is they enclose the arguments of the function. HTH Regards, Howard
J JMB May 3, 2006 #3 although some functions have no arguments, or the arguments are optional (but you still need the parentheses). =TODAY() =NOW() =ROW()
although some functions have no arguments, or the arguments are optional (but you still need the parentheses). =TODAY() =NOW() =ROW()
