Challange !! Despite all of the calculations are 0 = 0 some cells gives FALSE

Ozdemiroz

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Hello guys,

When calculating all round formulas in K17:K22 with F9 the result is always equal to 0

But despite all of the calculations are 0 = 0 some cells gives FALSE and others gives TRUE.

They all must be TRUE.

What is the problem of these formulas ?

Good luck.
 

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It is probably the floating point decimal issue. But, why haven't you put a ROUND() function on the second half of your equations (C11, C12, etc.)?

Excel Formula:
=ROUND(C18*C$7,4)-ROUND(C11,4)
 
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Now all rows and columns name's are visible.
 

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It is probably the floating point decimal issue. But, why haven't you put a ROUND() function on the second half of your equations (C11, C12, etc.)?

Excel Formula:
=ROUND(C18*C$7,4)-ROUND(C11,4)

Thank you very much. The problem is solved. But it still interesting. Despite I did not use Round for the second half of the formula, they are already 0 = 0
Thank you again.
 
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Thank you very much. The problem is solved. But it still interesting. Despite I did not use Round for the second half of the formula, they are already 0 = 0
Thank you again.
i'm confused. Why haven't you posted how you solved the question?
 
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Okay. I'm happy it worked. I guess I read your statement wrong when you wrote already 0=0. It is just the way that excel processes numbers. If you set the format of the unrounded values you may get a very very very tiny amount that is not zero.
 
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