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i need to show the difference between $38.00 and what is actually put in a
certain cell.

how do i set this up?

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=abs(a1-38)

in B1, perhaps?

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i need to show the difference between $38.00 and what is actually put in a
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how do i set this up?



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is this what you're looking for:
=A1-38, assuming the cell value is in A1.

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i need to show the difference between $38.00 and what is actually put in a
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how do i set this up?

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