I have a column of decimals which, through formating, I ask that only the
whole number be visible. The "Sum" function is adding the underlying
decimals rather than the visible whole numbers. ie; 2.4 + 2.4 = 4.8 (rounded
to 5) however I would like 2.4 (rounded to 2) + 2.4 (rounded to 2) to equal
4. How do I make that happen?
Thanks for any input
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Jerry

i think you need to do it as an array formula
=SUM(INT(A1:A2))
when you're done typing your formula instead of pressing enter press
ctrl-shift-enter. it'll add some curly brackets
{=SUM(INT(A1:A2))}


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Try something like this:

For values in A1:A10

This formula rounds each value to zero decimal places and sums them:
=SUMPRODUCT(ROUND(A1:A10,0))

Consequently, if each cell in A1:A10 contains 2.4
that formula will return 20. Where the SUM would be 24
Does that help?
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Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP


"Jerry" wrote:

I have a column of decimals which, through formating, I ask that only the
whole number be visible. The "Sum" function is adding the underlying
decimals rather than the visible whole numbers. ie; 2.4 + 2.4 = 4.8 (rounded
to 5) however I would like 2.4 (rounded to 2) + 2.4 (rounded to 2) to equal
4. How do I make that happen?
Thanks for any input
--
Jerry

=sum(int(your-range)), entered as array formula, ie use
Ctrl-Shift-Enter

Regards
Mike


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