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I have a row that adds across, a column that a total figure is multiplied by
the tax rate, I want this figure to return a number if it does not balance to return false. I have this working now =IF(SUM(E17*8.75%)=SUM(B19:D19), SUM(B19:D19),"FALSE") the only problem is that when the tax rate makes the figure $73.752 and the figure across is 73.76 I want them to still be equel. Help please. |
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