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Default round up calculations

If you have rounded the display of the first cell to 2 decimal places for
example, then you could use =ROUND(A1,2)*(105%)
Another potion is to use Tools/ Options/ Calculation/ Precision as
displayed, but remember that the latter option will lose the original
precise data, so you may well wish to save a copy before you go down that
route.
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David Biddulph

"georana" wrote in message
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Hi all,

I am using excel to calculate numbers with percentage increases. I am
using
simple calculation formulas that reads the number on the 1st box and then
based on the % that I want to increase the number, gives me the increased
number on the next box. However, the calculation is based on the delimited
number that is on the first box - although I have hide the delimits on the
screen. The question here is how can I make the system calculate the %
based
on the rounded number that I can see on the screen and not on the
delimited
number which is actualy hidden behind the rounded number?

Thanks a lot for your help.