Simple Formula Using IF And SUM - Yields Unexpected Error
Apr 25, 2014
Using this formula for a bank account,
=IF(SUM(C2-A1+B1)=C1, "match", "NO match")
down a column of about 3000 rows, yields only one cell with an unexpected and probably incorrect response in G2 with a "NO Match" - where the math is correct ?
A B C D
63.58 0.00 -54.97 match
64.57 0.00 8.61 NO match
128.21 0.0073.18 match
201.39
Details:
Attachment is included;
temp2.xlsx
in a bank account file, where "C2" is the previous balance, "C1" is the current balance, "A1" is any check written, "B1" is any deposit applied.
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