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![]() I am working on a very simple spreadsheet to check a loan balance by subtracting last months reported principal to this months reported principal and checking that against the amount of money paid toward the principal. So, I have the function =IF(G4-G5=E5, "Yes", "No") where G4 is last months principal balance, G5 is this months reported principal balance, and E5 is the amount paid toward principal balance. If the reduction in principal matches the amount paid, then everything is good. It all checks out (in excel and hand calculations) that the reduction and paid principal match, BUT, it keeps displaying No????? Why?? I have tried different variations where I have G4-G5 in another cell and compair that cell to E5 and have tried doing IF(E5-whatever cell the diff is in=0, "Yes", "No") but that won't work. Why doesn't excel see the if statement as true when it is? Thanks. -- blakrapter ------------------------------------------------------------------------ blakrapter's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28926 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=489873 |
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