I have a simple if statement:
=IF(B42=B44,"Balanced","Not Balanced")
B42 and B44 are exactly the same dollar amount but it says "not balanced".
Both b42 and b44 are formatted as dollar amounts. The cell in question with
this statement is formatted as 'general'. I tried using other cells etc. I
used a 'watch' window and it stated the values of B42 and B44 as the same.
Thanks
Bill

They may appear the same but if they have been calculated they not match
exactly.

If they are dollar amounts (no cents) try:

If (int(b42)=int(b44),"Balanced","Not balanced")

or

If (Round(b42,0)=round((b44,0),"Balanced","Not balanced")

If cents required, multiply by 100.

HTH

"BBinSimi" wrote:

I have a simple if statement:
=IF(B42=B44,"Balanced","Not Balanced")
B42 and B44 are exactly the same dollar amount but it says "not balanced".
Both b42 and b44 are formatted as dollar amounts. The cell in question with
this statement is formatted as 'general'. I tried using other cells etc. I
used a 'watch' window and it stated the values of B42 and B44 as the same.
Thanks
Bill

If a dollar amount, more probably

=If (Round(b42,2)=round((b44,2),"Balanced","Not balanced")


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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Toppers" wrote in message
...
They may appear the same but if they have been calculated they not match
exactly.

If they are dollar amounts (no cents) try:

If (int(b42)=int(b44),"Balanced","Not balanced")

or

If (Round(b42,0)=round((b44,0),"Balanced","Not balanced")

If cents required, multiply by 100.

HTH

"BBinSimi" wrote:

I have a simple if statement:
=IF(B42=B44,"Balanced","Not Balanced")
B42 and B44 are exactly the same dollar amount but it says "not
balanced".
Both b42 and b44 are formatted as dollar amounts. The cell in question
with
this statement is formatted as 'general'. I tried using other cells etc.
I
used a 'watch' window and it stated the values of B42 and B44 as the
same.
Thanks
Bill