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One more question for you, if p53=2.35 but is not m53/.85, the if command
is still answering 2.35 since it ends in .05. How can I get it to go up to 2.40? "Mike H" wrote: Hi, You don't need the quotes or the = sign =IF(P53M53/0.85,P53,CEILING(P53,0.05)) |
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There's no need for another thread, go back to the other one, you have an
answer there "tarabull" wrote: One more question for you, if p53=2.35 but is not m53/.85, the if command is still answering 2.35 since it ends in .05. How can I get it to go up to 2.40? "Mike H" wrote: Hi, You don't need the quotes or the = sign =IF(P53M53/0.85,P53,CEILING(P53,0.05)) |
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"Mike H" wrote: There's no need for another thread, go back to the other one, you have an answer there "tarabull" wrote: One more question for you, if p53=2.35 but is not m53/.85, the if command is still answering 2.35 since it ends in .05. How can I get it to go up to 2.40? "Mike H" wrote: Hi, You don't need the quotes or the = sign =IF(P53M53/0.85,P53,CEILING(P53,0.05)) |
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Just trying to keep the forums clean I see.
-- --Thomas [PBD] Working hard to make working easy. Answered your question? Click ''Yes'' below. "Mike H" wrote: There's no need for another thread, go back to the other one, you have an answer there "tarabull" wrote: One more question for you, if p53=2.35 but is not m53/.85, the if command is still answering 2.35 since it ends in .05. How can I get it to go up to 2.40? "Mike H" wrote: Hi, You don't need the quotes or the = sign =IF(P53M53/0.85,P53,CEILING(P53,0.05)) |
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