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Yes!!!! Jerry, using the ABS worked! It never occurred to me after
years of working with Excel that when all cells were formatted as 2 decimal numbers there could still be a rounding error. Live and learn. Thank you all ever so much. Joan "Bernard Liengme" wrote in message ... Try =IF(ABS(D75-D76)<0.001,"Balanced","Error") Like Jerry, I thnik you have an IEEE rounding issue here best wishes "Notbefore10" wrote in message news:WqwBh.93895$Oa.50528@edtnps82... I get the opposite effect when I apply this formula... =IF(D75=D76,"Balanced","Error") The answer is "Error", even though the amount is exactly the same in D75 and D76. If I reverse it I still get the wrong answer... =IF(D75<D76,"Error","Balanced" The answer is "Balanced" I must be missing some very basic syntax knowledge. The cells D75 and E76 are definitely the same number format. Thanks for your help. |
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