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I know this is easy but cannot get it for the life of me. I have an entire
column of prices that are rounded correctly, with two decimal places, but the source data still says 4.345, not 4.35 like I need it to (I am uploading a database into Quickbooks). So when I go to import the data it says it is in an incorrect number format, thinking the number I am trying to upload is not the rounded number. I have tried the paste special feature but it doesn't seem to work with removing the rounding format. Thanks, -- Louis |
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It's not rounded, it's formatted to show 2 decimals, if you want to round
you can use a help column =ROUND(A2,2) copy down/across as long as needed, copy the help range and paste special as values over the old range or use precision as displayed under toolsoptionscalculations -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Louis" wrote in message ... I know this is easy but cannot get it for the life of me. I have an entire column of prices that are rounded correctly, with two decimal places, but the source data still says 4.345, not 4.35 like I need it to (I am uploading a database into Quickbooks). So when I go to import the data it says it is in an incorrect number format, thinking the number I am trying to upload is not the rounded number. I have tried the paste special feature but it doesn't seem to work with removing the rounding format. Thanks, -- Louis |
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