All in one Cell?

wkirkcrawford

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Greetings,

I have a Diabetic Blood Sugar Log, and I want to show how much higher or below I am than last the period.

I want it to say, I'm 26 points Higher than the last period.

I know that the number, 26, is one cell - another cell on another worksheet. And the Higher or Below is IF cell 1 is > cell 2, Higher, Below? That's what I'm thinking.

W. Kirk Crawford
Tularosa, New Mexico
 
I'll reply here to your PM, and keep on the forum

Etaf,

That formula works quite well. ="I'm " & ABS(I14-'Oct 2019 - April 2020'!I14) & " points, " & IF(I14>'Oct 2019 - April 2020'!I14,"Higher", "Lower")

But the output is 13.799393939394.

I also went into Format Cell and Clicked Number and Zero Decimal Places.

How do I get rid of the Decimals?
Do you want the reply to be 13 - then use INT(ABS(I14-'Oct 2019 - April 2020'!I14))
 
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Etaf,

That formula works quite well. ="I'm " & ABS(I14-'Oct 2019 - April 2020'!I14) & " points, " & IF(I14>'Oct 2019 - April 2020'!I14,"Higher", "Lower")

But the output is 13.799393939394.

I also went into Format Cell and Clicked Number and Zero Decimal Places.

How do I get rid of the Decimals?

W. Kirk Crawford
Tularosa, New Mexico
 
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="I'm " & INT(ABS(I14-'Oct 2019 - April 2020'!I14) ) & " points, " & IF(I14>'Oct 2019 - April 2020'!I14,"Higher", "Lower")
if you wanted say 13 from 13.799393939394.
But if you wanted to round then you could use the round() function , also roundup() or rowndown()
 
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Wayne,

Thank you so very much. That worked great. I should have remembered that I had to use it years ago.

W. Kirk Crawford
Tularosa, New Mexico
 
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="I'm " & INT(ABS(I14-'Oct 2019 - April 2020'!I14) ) & " points, " & IF(I14>'Oct 2019 - April 2020'!I14,"Higher", "Lower")
if you wanted say 13 from 13.799393939394.
But if you wanted to round then you could use the round() function , also roundup() or rowndown()

etaf,

That formula worked fine, except, ever now and then, it doesn't subtract correctly. At times it is off by just one number.

I discovered that if I moved the INT to after ABS, it worked correctly.

Thank you for your very great assistance.

W. Kirk Crawford
 
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