David, I appreciate your commitment to the notion that there could not
possibly be a solution to the problem, and that we should all accept
incorrect mathematical results.

Meanwhile, even my fourth grade child knows that .30 - .29 = .0100000000000

But yes, David, let's adapt to the machines, and not make the machines adapt
to us.

Also: the customer is always wrong.

Happy now?

....Jeff

"David Biddulph" wrote:

Perhaps you could tell us what the exact binary representation of 0.29 would
be?
--
David Biddulph

"Jeff in GA" wrote in message
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This is NOT some calculation to the nth place or an atomic weight.

This is: .29 - .28

Instead of returning the correct answer of 0.01, Microsoft Excel returns
0.00999999999999995

This floating point excuse for can not be blamed for poor product quality.

Does Microsoft ever plan to repair its product, or should it only be used
for calculating federal budget numbers?