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I'm trying to verify that the guess someone makes as to the binary equivalent
of a decimal number is correct. Example cell A1 holds, say, 8 User must enter their 'estimate' of the binary value of 8 in cell B1 cell C1 formula: =IF(DEC2BIN(A1)=B1,"Yes","No") I cannot get this to return a "Yes" when B1 = 1000 ---- Strangely, what does work is if I use the 'reverse' cell c1 formula: =IF(BIN2DEC(B1)=A1,"Yes","No") Why doesn't Excel 'see' an entry of 1000 as being the same as an putput of 1000 from Dec2Bin? -- It''s a little fit bunny, this feeling inside |
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