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IN CELL K46 I HAVE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA
=IF($G$274-SUM($F$258:$J$258)=0,SUM(F46:J46),"DIFF") IT SHOWS CONDITION AS "TRUE" AND RETURNS RESULT AS 0 IN CELL L46 I HAVE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA : =IF(K46="DIFF",SUM(F46:J46),"") HOW CAN THIS CONDITION BE TRUE ?? ( SHOWS CONDITION AS "TRUE" AND RETURNS RESULT AS 0) tks in advance |
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![]() "YESHWANT" wrote in message ... IN CELL K46 I HAVE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA =IF($G$274-SUM($F$258:$J$258)=0,SUM(F46:J46),"DIFF") IT SHOWS CONDITION AS "TRUE" AND RETURNS RESULT AS 0 IN CELL L46 I HAVE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA : =IF(K46="DIFF",SUM(F46:J46),"") HOW CAN THIS CONDITION BE TRUE ?? ( SHOWS CONDITION AS "TRUE" AND RETURNS RESULT AS 0) tks in advance |
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"YESHWANT" wrote:
IN CELL K46 I HAVE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA =IF($G$274-SUM($F$258:$J$258)=0,SUM(F46:J46),"DIFF") IT SHOWS CONDITION AS "TRUE" AND RETURNS RESULT AS 0 IN CELL L46 I HAVE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA : =IF(K46="DIFF",SUM(F46:J46),"") HOW CAN THIS CONDITION BE TRUE ?? ( SHOWS CONDITION AS "TRUE" AND RETURNS RESULT AS 0) Any chance that you unintentionally have a custom or conditional format like ;;;"0"? Thus, if G274 - SUM(F258:J258) is not exactly zero, the result in K46 would be "DIFF", but the cell format would display the text "0". Then, if SUM(F46:J46) is about zero, L46 might appear as zero. Alternatively, if G274 - SUM(F258:J258), K46 might appear as zero if SUM(F46:J46) is about zero. Then L46 would result in "", but the cell format would display the text "0". Of course, another reasonably explanation is: things are not exactly as they appear in your posting. Did copy-and-paste from the Formula Bar? Also, how are you determining that the "condition is TRUE" and the cells "returns result as 0"? |
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Hi JoeU2004,
I have the same formula for 256 rows and where total for columns F:J is 0, there only this problem is arising. IN CELL L46 I HAVE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA : =IF(K46="DIFF",SUM(F46:J46),"") If cell k46 = "0", then in any case the above formula is false and should return "". but in order to check what excel is doing, when i click on "=" or "fx" button next to formula bar, it shows condition as true and sums F46:J46, which is 0. pl note that out of 256 rows this happens in 7 cases only where column F:J contains 0 only. If any of these column/s contains anything that is 0, everything is working fine . any idea ?? "JoeU2004" wrote: "YESHWANT" wrote: IN CELL K46 I HAVE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA =IF($G$274-SUM($F$258:$J$258)=0,SUM(F46:J46),"DIFF") IT SHOWS CONDITION AS "TRUE" AND RETURNS RESULT AS 0 IN CELL L46 I HAVE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA : =IF(K46="DIFF",SUM(F46:J46),"") HOW CAN THIS CONDITION BE TRUE ?? ( SHOWS CONDITION AS "TRUE" AND RETURNS RESULT AS 0) Any chance that you unintentionally have a custom or conditional format like ;;;"0"? Thus, if G274 - SUM(F258:J258) is not exactly zero, the result in K46 would be "DIFF", but the cell format would display the text "0". Then, if SUM(F46:J46) is about zero, L46 might appear as zero. Alternatively, if G274 - SUM(F258:J258), K46 might appear as zero if SUM(F46:J46) is about zero. Then L46 would result in "", but the cell format would display the text "0". Of course, another reasonably explanation is: things are not exactly as they appear in your posting. Did copy-and-paste from the Formula Bar? Also, how are you determining that the "condition is TRUE" and the cells "returns result as 0"? |
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