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Is it an INTEGER precision problem ?

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    Is it an INTEGER precision problem ?

    Hi,

    Where can I read some detailed material regarding all those "weird" FALSEs results in the attached WB.

    Thanks, Elm
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    Re: Is it an INTEGER precision problem ?

    It's a floating-point precision issue.
    Entia non sunt multiplicanda sine necessitate

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    Re: Is it an INTEGER precision problem ?

    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/78113

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    Re: Is it an INTEGER precision problem ?

    Thank you, both, for replying.

    Thanks, DonkeyOte, for the detailed material as requested.

    Elm

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