stop rounding up in a colum that contains decimals in excel
Your initial formula is not rounding but just showing to 2 decimal places I
would guess, so the result of
15*.0387 is showing as 5.81 but is actually 5.805.
When you sum the results, it adds the actual values, not the displayed
values.
Either round initially
=ROUND(15*0.387,2)
or change the sum to round
=SUM(ROUND((B1:B6)*(0.387),2))
where B1:B16 are the multipliers. This is an array formula, it should be
committed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter, not just Enter.
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Bob Phillips
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"bina" wrote in message
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the answers in 6 cells need to be *0.387 these round up or down (this is
ok)
but when i need to add these up 6 cells up its still taking the 3rd
decimal
place in to account eg 15*0.387= £5.81, 10*0.387=£3.87. 30*0.387=£11.61
these
3 are duplicated once more, when i add them up the answer is coming out as
£42.57 and shoud be £42.58 plase can you help me
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