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I have two columns of data.
I want to know if one column is within 10% of the second column. E.g. Is Cell D3 within 10% + or - of B3? |
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=if(and(d3=90%*b3,d3<=110%*b3),TRUE,FALSE)
Andrea Jones www.allaboutclait.com "Mark B" wrote: I have two columns of data. I want to know if one column is within 10% of the second column. E.g. Is Cell D3 within 10% + or - of B3? |
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In what way does
=if(and(d3=90%*b3,d3<=110%*b3),TRUE,FALSE) have an advantage over =and(d3=90%*b3,d3<=110%*b3) ? Doesn't the AND function return a Boolean TRUE or FALSE result? -- David Biddulph "Andrea Jones" wrote in message ... =if(and(d3=90%*b3,d3<=110%*b3),TRUE,FALSE) Andrea Jones www.allaboutclait.com "Mark B" wrote: I have two columns of data. I want to know if one column is within 10% of the second column. E.g. Is Cell D3 within 10% + or - of B3? |
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Check your previous post..
In cell E1; (for boolean values) =ABS(D3-B3)/B3<=0.1 In cell E1; (for text) =IF(ABS(D3-B3)/B3<=0.1,"True","False") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Mark B" wrote: I have two columns of data. I want to know if one column is within 10% of the second column. E.g. Is Cell D3 within 10% + or - of B3? |
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Hi,
This returns TRUE/False =ABS(B3-D3)/D3<=0.1 or to return text confirmation =IF(ABS(B3-D3)/D3<=0.1,"Within 10%","More than 10%") Mike "Mark B" wrote: I have two columns of data. I want to know if one column is within 10% of the second column. E.g. Is Cell D3 within 10% + or - of B3? |
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Hello All,
I think Mike H's answer below is the best fit. I did eventually figure out the following which also seems to work: =IF(ABS(X14)(V14*1.1),"x","") Puts an X in the column if it is greater than V14+10% Does anyone have a preference for one solution over the other? "Mike H" wrote: Hi, This returns TRUE/False =ABS(B3-D3)/D3<=0.1 or to return text confirmation =IF(ABS(B3-D3)/D3<=0.1,"Within 10%","More than 10%") Mike "Mark B" wrote: I have two columns of data. I want to know if one column is within 10% of the second column. E.g. Is Cell D3 within 10% + or - of B3? |
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