Oct 14 2024 11:48 AM
I've been using excel on and off for over 20 years. My problem is that a simple IF statement works online but not on my desktop app.
=IF(C4=C5, "True", "False") was created online without errors and works, C4=1, C5=2
When I create the same on the desktop app I get this
I have the problem on both of my PC's. If I use the formula wizard I get the same error.
Any help would be appreciated.
Dave.
Oct 14 2024 12:27 PM - edited Oct 14 2024 12:27 PM
Try replacing comma with semicolon.
Oct 14 2024 12:48 PM
@Detlef_Lewin thanks for a quick reply. I have tried ; and . and , this is driving me crazy.
if I download the file created online and open it on the desktop app it functions correctly , if I try and edit the formula it errors with the same message as before.
Oct 14 2024 02:11 PM - edited Oct 14 2024 02:12 PM
Press the Windows key+R to activate the Run dialog.
Type control international and press Enter or click OK.
Click Additional settings...
What is the List separator?
Activate the Currency tab.
What are the Decimal symbol and the Digit grouping symbol?
Oct 15 2024 01:30 AM
Oct 15 2024 01:41 AM
SolutionThank you. Point is not a good choice for the List separator. I'd set it to semicolon ;
You can then use ; between the arguments of a formula:
=IF(C4=C5; "True"; "False")
Oct 15 2024 01:46 AM
Oct 15 2024 01:41 AM
SolutionThank you. Point is not a good choice for the List separator. I'd set it to semicolon ;
You can then use ; between the arguments of a formula:
=IF(C4=C5; "True"; "False")