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I'm having trouble with this function
=IF(ABS(G30-F30)<=0.2,"PASS","FAIL") If the numbers in G30 and F30 are bigger than 31 it returs false when equal to 0.2. If I replace the <= with an OR statement it will work for values up to 500. A workaround is to change the criteria to < 0.200000000001 but its not really the same thing. It like some wierd residual significant figures thing. |
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