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=IF(L77+K77=A77,A77,"not equal") In article , "Pat" wrote: =IF(L77+K77=A77, "Equals","not equal") Rather than displaying "Equals" I would prefer the value to be displayed. If it is "not equal" this should remain as displayed. Can anyone help with this? Thanks Pat |
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