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I have a file that contains a table with source data built to 2 decimal
points. When I compare values across a defined type, the source data with multiple occurances (both positive and negative values) converts from 2 decimals to an endless stream (example 52284.8 reflects as 52284.799999999... in the pivot table. Since I want a logic formula to build off of a zero difference, this returns 0.00 in accounting format and does not work properly with the if statement. I can recreate the data, so I have a small file with the problem. I have found a work around by using the ROUND command, but do not understand why I have to do this when the source data does not extend beyond 2 decimals. -- FStJ |
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