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Help with Formula
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=IF(AND(C12="Acceptable Level",C9-E9=1000000),C9-E9,E9-C9) supersub15 wrote: I need to create a formula that compares 2 amounts in cells C9 and E9. If the difference between the 2 amounts is equal to or greater than 1000000 (1 million), then the answer to my question is "Yes". Otherwise, it's no. I got this far: =IF(AND(C12="Acceptable Level",LEN(C9-E9)=7),"Yes","No") It works fine if the C9 is greater than E9. But if E9 C9, then the minus (-) is counted as a character and I get a "Yes", even though the amount is lower than 1000000. 1. I'm not sure how to fix this problem. 2. Would it be possible to display the difference amount (C9 - E9 OR E9 - C9) instead of the "Yes"? Thanks for any help. Carl |
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On Oct 25, 3:01 pm, JW wrote:
This what you are after? =IF(AND(C12="Acceptable Level",C9-E9=1000000),C9-E9,E9-C9) supersub15 wrote: I need to create a formula that compares 2 amounts in cells C9 and E9. If the difference between the 2 amounts is equal to or greater than 1000000 (1 million), then the answer to my question is "Yes". Otherwise, it's no. I got this far: =IF(AND(C12="Acceptable Level",LEN(C9-E9)=7),"Yes","No") It works fine if the C9 is greater than E9. But if E9 C9, then the minus (-) is counted as a character and I get a "Yes", even though the amount is lower than 1000000. 1. I'm not sure how to fix this problem. 2. Would it be possible to display the difference amount (C9 - E9 OR E9 - C9) instead of the "Yes"? Thanks for any help. Carl- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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