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What is the symbol for not equal to in excel
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Arvi Laanemets
Hi
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Arvi Laanemets
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Arvi Laanemets
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Armadillow
I disagree. Those symbols mean less than and greater than.
Go to your Insert dropdown menu-->Symbol ≠...this is the equal sign with a
slash through it. When you click on it, the "Code" or "definition" will show
up on the left side of the box.
Go to your Insert dropdown menu-->Symbol ≠...this is the equal sign with a
slash through it. When you click on it, the "Code" or "definition" will show
up on the left side of the box.
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Gord Dibben
Interpretation is the problem here, as I see it.
For purposes of calculation operations the comparison operator <> means not
equal.
For purposes of "Symbol" the slashed = sign is correct.
All depends upon what OP was referring to.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
For purposes of calculation operations the comparison operator <> means not
equal.
For purposes of "Symbol" the slashed = sign is correct.
All depends upon what OP was referring to.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
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Adam Kroger
Ive always used the NOT(A1=B1) function, as the <> does not work for me
either.
either.
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Armadillow
Gotta. I mispoke. All depends upon what OP was referring to. Thanks for
the addittional information.
the addittional information.
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Fred Smith
I don't know which version of Excel you have, but <> has always worked for me.