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I am Working with Excel 2003 using the IF operator where the correct result
appears but the value doesn't make sense to me. Using the following: =IF(C9<F9,"0",C9-F9) where C9 is 600,000 and F9 is the product of 10,000,000*.07 which is 700,000 the result is correctly the number zero (0). The trouble is if I attempt to use that cell for additional calculations the value (0) is greater than any positive number. What am I missing? |
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