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Error with IF Function – Excel 2007
When I use the Logical Test =IF(K51=SUM(K3,I15,-J51),"OK") the Function
Arguments dialog box automatically assigns it as FALSE, when it should be
TRUE. I can’t change it. It thus gives a FALSE reading in the selected cell,
even though manual calculation reveals the figure to be correct (TRUE). This
only seems to apply with this particular selection. When I use other cells
[eg. =IF(F51=SUM(F3,D15,-E51),"OK")] it works correctly and shows TRUE when
that is the case. Is there some corruption in the program - I just installed
SP1 for Office 2007.
When I use the Logical Test =IF(K51=SUM(K3,I15,-J51),"OK") the Function
Arguments dialog box automatically assigns it as FALSE, when it should be
TRUE. I can’t change it. It thus gives a FALSE reading in the selected cell,
even though manual calculation reveals the figure to be correct (TRUE). This
only seems to apply with this particular selection. When I use other cells
[eg. =IF(F51=SUM(F3,D15,-E51),"OK")] it works correctly and shows TRUE when
that is the case. Is there some corruption in the program - I just installed
SP1 for Office 2007.