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Hi All,
I want to show the expression 3 result based on the exp1 and exp2(Not their on the original values.)
Here am attached the sample application.
If you want it accurate to 1% (as in 0.01) then use the round command, so for column 3 write:
if(Round(Column(1), 0.01) <= Round(Column(2), 0.01), 'First', 'Second')
I guess its working fine. What's the issue?
Regards
KC
Thanks Jyothish,
Let me explain from above:
Exp1-----3% <= exp2---3% so column3 "First"------------------Fine
Exp1-----3% <= exp2---3% so column3 "Second"-----------------wrong(Because getting result based on the 2.96 <= 2.9 .I want result based on after percentage like 3% <= 3%..So it shoulb "First"
Exp1-----8% <= exp2---3% so column3 "Second"------------------Fine(This result also like above explanation)
I hope its clear again.
More Thanks,
Ajay
It is not wrong, go to numbers and change it to fixed 3 then you can see the numbers are fine.
In second case column 1 is 3.96% and Column 2 is 3.90%. So your output is fine. Hope it will help.
Regards
KC
Your Right...If am did fixed to 3 then i will get result.
But in the real data around 10 digits are there and they keep integer and show in percentage option
So on the percentage result only i have to derive 3 expression.
More Thanks,
Ajay
If you want it accurate to 1% (as in 0.01) then use the round command, so for column 3 write:
if(Round(Column(1), 0.01) <= Round(Column(2), 0.01), 'First', 'Second')
Hi,
Then as Aaron Mentioned, use round function. or num(Colum(1),'##')
Regards
KC