IF formula with allowable variance

I need to write a formula that will put Yes in the column if the Quote and Invoice values are within $5 of each other, or if the Quote Frequency is recurring.

Here is what I have so far, but I can't figure out how to add the allowable variance of $5

=IF(OR([Quote Amount]13 = [Invoice Amount]13, [Quote Frequency]13 = "Recurring - Monthly"), "Yes", "No")

Thanks!

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Paul Newcome

Try something like this...

=IF(OR(INT([Quote Amount]@row - [Invoice Amount]@row) <= 5, [Quote Frequency]@row = "Recurring - Monthly"), "Yes", "No")

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