Pretty print arithmetic expressions
I'm trying to understand an expression with lots of brackets, so was hoping this tool would break the expression onto multiple lines with indentation to show the different levels of nesting.
Just a thought.
E.g. of a longish expression I'm currently looking at:
= (1+exp) * (B23+B25 - (11/24) * $I$2 + B5_(B28-(11/24) * $P$2-B31+(11/24)_$U$2))
Thanks for the feedback! Interesting Idea. What would you see the example above looking like after it's formatted?
Below is an example of what f'(x) = ( g'(x) * h(x) - h'(x) * g(x) ) / [ h(x) ] ^ 2 would become in pretty print. It would be fantastic to be able to see fractions and parenthesis at a glance vs slogging through a huge line of text. :)

( Pic is from the Wikipedia page on the quotient rule: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotient_rule )