When a formula is ran it will prompt you for values for each of the variables and then solve the equation. Both lower and upper case letters as well as Greek symbols can be used as variables.

The calculator can handle an unlimited number of nested parentheses and it will also recognize implied multiplication such as in: 2a(2b+c)(2b+d).

Includes all the standard operators used on most scientific calculators as well as summation, product and factorial operators.

Operators also include a plus/minus operator, "[+/-]" used in formulas such as the Quadratic Formula. If a formula contains a "[+/-]", the formula will be solved twice automatically.

You can save formulas for future use. Formulas are stored in categories to keep them organized.

The formula calculator will save you considerable time and effort if you have mathematical formulas that you use on a regular basis. Once a formula is entered it can be ran repeatedly for different variables.

Formulas can also be stored for future use.