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Hi guys. I’m using a form plugin on a site in making to include some sliders that affect compound interest calculations.
I’ve done these successfully on an excel spreadsheet as the formula isn’t too tricky however it’s just not translating to the plugin and I think it’s because the plugin has no function for the ^ symbol whereas excel does?
I think maybe another part I fail with is mainly due to excel natively understanding how to calculate with a percentage in a cell but when I tried to create the percentage calculation into brackets it just isn’t working properly.
But yeah it may actually be to do with the ^ symbol not being recognized.
Is anyone smarter than me about to help with this simple formula?
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If you can code, you could enable input on the form, but then use PHP hook or JS for the calculation.
Otherwise you need a form plugin that enables maths / calculations… like gravity or fluent… but depending on complexity.. maybe this:
Dunno if you’re using PHP or js..
There’s also libraries that will do it for you.