If a formula contains several functions, Excel starts with the outermost function and then moves inward.

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If a formula contains several functions, Excel starts with the outermost function and then moves inward. ​

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Excel calculates formulas based on a specific order of operations, starting with operations enclosed in parentheses, then moving on to exponentiation, multiplication and division, and finally addition and subtraction, from left to right. Functions are evaluated from the innermost function outward when they are nested within each other.

If a Formula Contains Several Functions, Excel Starts with the Outermost