Formula in brackets

davidl222

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a0.25
a0.56
a0.07
a0.07
a0.03
a0.02
axxxxx

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If I put this formula into the cell marked xxxxx '=1-SUMIF(A1:A6,A8,B1:B6)' I get 0 as I expect

If I put this formula in '=(1-SUMIF(A1:A6,A8,B1:B6))' I get -2.22044604925031E-16 which is -0.00000000000000022 or something close

I need the brackets as this comes in the middle of a much longer formula.

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong

Thanks, I seem to have run out of talent.

Windown 7, Excel 2007
 
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