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I have a simple IF statement that compares the values of two cells:
=IF(D5=G5,"Good","Bad"). Simple enough. The problem is that even when the value of the cell is exactly the same i.e both D5 and G5 show "WT_STEDY", it is still returning "Bad". I did a little bit of error checking: trimmed both cells to ensure no rogue spaces were there etc. The difference lies in the formula bar. For cell G5, the bar shows:"WT_STEDY" whereas for cell D5 it shows "=PISampDat($D$1,$B$5,$B $748,"1h", 0)" which is call from a database. How do I change my original IF statement to compare the actual strings output / displayed in the two cells?? I don't mind using some VB, but I'd rather not because the problem seems so trivial. Regards, Tom |
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