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i have to calculate from a results sheet if there is more than a 10%
difference between two results (simple numeric results) calculated from experimental data to determine wether or not to run a third sample. The results are in column format and are typically numbers from eg: 0.344 to 9.7 the query is to tell if cells eg: a1 and a2 have more than a 10% disparity preferably always using the lower number to calculate the 10% variation. Can anyone shed some light on this for me please. have tried my best but not having any luck! |
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