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I'm struggling to create an exception report.
I need to flag an empty cell if the adjacent cell varies more than 5% of
another cell.
Example:
C2 is $100
D2 is $300
I need E2 to post a * indicating D2 is more than 5% of C2
Any help would be appreciated.
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jj,

If you want a flag only if it's 5% over:
=IF((D4/C4-1)5%,"*","")

If you want a flag for more than plus or minus 5%:
=IF(ABS(D2/C2-1)5%,"*","")

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I'm struggling to create an exception report.
I need to flag an empty cell if the adjacent cell varies more than 5% of
another cell.
Example:
C2 is $100
D2 is $300
I need E2 to post a * indicating D2 is more than 5% of C2
Any help would be appreciated.



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Thanks Earl!

"Earl Kiosterud" wrote:

jj,

If you want a flag only if it's 5% over:
=IF((D4/C4-1)5%,"*","")

If you want a flag for more than plus or minus 5%:
=IF(ABS(D2/C2-1)5%,"*","")

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I'm struggling to create an exception report.
I need to flag an empty cell if the adjacent cell varies more than 5% of
another cell.
Example:
C2 is $100
D2 is $300
I need E2 to post a * indicating D2 is more than 5% of C2
Any help would be appreciated.




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Hi JJ
Try this for more than or less than 5%

=IF(D2(C2*1.05),"Flag",IF(D2<(C2*0.95),"Flag","") )

Change the "Flag" text to suit yourself.

HTH
Michael

"jj" wrote:

I'm struggling to create an exception report.
I need to flag an empty cell if the adjacent cell varies more than 5% of
another cell.
Example:
C2 is $100
D2 is $300
I need E2 to post a * indicating D2 is more than 5% of C2
Any help would be appreciated.

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Thanks Michael!!!!

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Hi JJ
Try this for more than or less than 5%

=IF(D2(C2*1.05),"Flag",IF(D2<(C2*0.95),"Flag","") )

Change the "Flag" text to suit yourself.

HTH
Michael

"jj" wrote:

I'm struggling to create an exception report.
I need to flag an empty cell if the adjacent cell varies more than 5% of
another cell.
Example:
C2 is $100
D2 is $300
I need E2 to post a * indicating D2 is more than 5% of C2
Any help would be appreciated.



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Hi JJ
This formula will identify if D2 is 5% greater than C2
=IF(D2(C2*1.05),"Flag","")
This one does both greater than or Less than 5%

=IF(D2(C2*1.05),"Flag",IF(D2<(C2*0.95),"Flag","") )

You can change the "Flag" text to whatever you like.

HTH
Michael


"jj" wrote:

I'm struggling to create an exception report.
I need to flag an empty cell if the adjacent cell varies more than 5% of
another cell.
Example:
C2 is $100
D2 is $300
I need E2 to post a * indicating D2 is more than 5% of C2
Any help would be appreciated.

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