Formula Error

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check the milliseconds, or you can convert both to a number and check the difference

they do not equal though, that is certain
 
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I checked the cell format, they are both [h]:mm:ss whatever that is... if I change them to hh:mm:ss format then the calculation is wrong...
 
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Totally bizarre... Everything worked until today with this workbook... I'm trying to enter 01:33:01 for today. So to test, yesterday's entry 01:35:58 I drag down and get 02:35:58 but TRUE in AD13, I change my 02:35:58 one digit at a time to see what AD13 is doing and for 01:33:08 I am returning TRUE... As soon as I change the 8 to a 1 to match my data with that in the Jeanie I get the FALSE in AD13...
 
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