Hi Markkim,
I have checked that the answer of the formula =IF(A54=0,1,0) is 1
because A54 is blank in your sample sheet.
If I assume that you will have some value in A54, then the answer will
be 0 and then your below code is working fine :-
If range("A54") <> 0 then
............
Else
.........
End If
Please check if this helps and let us know if you are revisiting your
explanation.
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On Jul 14, 1:06 pm, Markkim <mark....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have an issue with suming up numbers..
>
> when I sum up, it shows as -1.776E-13 ... not as Zero.
>
> I know I can fix it by simply changing the format cell to number.
>
> But the issue is that excel doesn't think it is Zero.
>
> in the sample worksheet, Range C54 contains a following formular
>
> =IF(A54=0,1,0)
>
> And the result is 0 meaning it thinks A54 is not zero.
>
> I need Excel to think it is zero otherwise the macro I'm writing will not
> work.
>
> How can I make Excel think it's Zero.? .. because I need to write like
>
> If range("A54") <> 0 then
> ............
> Else
> .........
> End If
>
> Please help me!!
>
> Thanks
>
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