Great, it works. I am so glad It is not what I thought it was. Thanks.
"RagDyeR" wrote:
Your actual issue here, is that the formula is returning a value that is
*different* from the value contained in the other cell ... BUT ... your
formatting of the formula cell is *only* displaying 7 decimal places.
The proper approach would be to Round() the return of the formula.
i.e.:
Revise
=A1*B1
To
=ROUND(A1*B1,7)
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HTH,
RD
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"mklapp" wrote in message
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Hello,
I am trying to verify mathematical results. My approach is something like:
(in a Cell) =IF(V4=K4,"Yes","NO")
The problem seem to be that the IF function sees that a formula yielding :
398.8072513
is not = to a cell containing the value:
398.8072513
This seems counterintuitive.
Is there a way to get IF to evaluate the displayed values of the cells
instead of the
comparing the 'formulae'?
Thanks,
mklapp
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