g7=1628.64, g13=1628.64, In another cell I have =g7-g13, the answer is -1.15961E-11. Why?
g7=1628.64, g13=1628.64, In another cell I have =g7-g13, the answer is -1.15961E-11. Why?
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Thanks ConneXionLost that did the trick!
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