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Hi,
I've been goind around with this and am not sure how to accomplish it. I am trying to compare two values, but I want to allow a variance of plus or minus the value in Gross Up I2. The formula used depends on whether G7 begins with "Pro". What I have only works for a positive number, not a negative. How would I do this? =IF(LEFT($G$7,3)="Pro",IF(SUM($G$11-SUM('GL Line Items'!$E$10/'Gross Up'! _ F2*$B$3))'Gross Up'!I2,"Totals do not match",""),IF(SUM($G$11-'GL Line Items'! _ $E$10)'Gross Up'!I2,"Totals do not match","")) -- Thanks for your help. Karen53 |
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