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Is there a function that can be used to identify tolerences of answers.
ie. if the answer is within 5% of a specified number then this is OK. It needs to work on both positive and negative numbers many thanks |
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Not that I know of but I can easily write you one. Let me know if you
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This seems to work. Where D4 is the answer and E4 is the specified number.
You can change the ROUND functions to however many decimals of precision you're looking for. =ROUND(ABS(E4-D4),5)<ROUND(ABS(5%*E4),5) "andyhofer" wrote: Is there a function that can be used to identify tolerences of answers. ie. if the answer is within 5% of a specified number then this is OK. It needs to work on both positive and negative numbers many thanks -- andyhofer |
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