Do you need to type or use expressions or numbers in reverse?
Trivial or not, in fact we need sometimes to display or read some numbers or text / expressions in reverse. There are several options available in Excel to do just that. You can do it in a macro way or using some known Excel formulas. E.g. you may use the following ARRAY formula for reversing digits in a number:
=SUM(VALUE(MID(B2,ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(B2))),1))*10^(ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(B2)))-1))
However, at a closer look, the formula works fine with digits only. If you enter 12481632 into cell B2, it returns 23618421, but after entering 2.35 it returns error #VALUE! . In addition, it doesn't return trailing zeroes.
So, after some experimenting, I've created my own dynamic ARRAY formula. Here is its exemplary application:
The formula reverses whatever string, number or a mix of letters and digits you'd like to reverse. Just remember: this is an ARRAY formula, so - after typing it in - you need to simultaneously hold down the CTRL and the SHIFT keys as you press ENTER on your keyboard.