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I have a whole workbook that automatically rounds off the decimal places and
I do not know how to turn this off. It happens with hard coded numbers, but
not the values of formulas. It happens when I click "subtract decimals"
button on the formatting menu bar. When I add back decimals to the format,
the number has been rounded up or down permanently.
Any ideas would be appreciated
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Tools-Options-"Calculation" Tab-"Precision as Displayed"

Uncheck this option.

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I have a whole workbook that automatically rounds off the decimal places and
I do not know how to turn this off. It happens with hard coded numbers, but
not the values of formulas. It happens when I click "subtract decimals"
button on the formatting menu bar. When I add back decimals to the format,
the number has been rounded up or down permanently.
Any ideas would be appreciated

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Have a look at Tools | Options | Calculation (tab) and near the bottom
of this panel you will see "Precision as displayed" - ensure that this
is unchecked.

Hope this helps.

Pete

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I have a whole workbook that automatically rounds off the decimal places and
I do not know how to turn this off. It happens with hard coded numbers, but
not the values of formulas. It happens when I click "subtract decimals"
button on the formatting menu bar. When I add back decimals to the format,
the number has been rounded up or down permanently.
Any ideas would be appreciated


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Do you have precision as displayed?

Have a look in tools ..options..calculation tab

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I have a whole workbook that automatically rounds off the decimal places
and
I do not know how to turn this off. It happens with hard coded numbers,
but
not the values of formulas. It happens when I click "subtract decimals"
button on the formatting menu bar. When I add back decimals to the
format,
the number has been rounded up or down permanently.
Any ideas would be appreciated



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Please help I'm so frustrated by this. I cannnot find "Precision as
Displayed" as there is no "Calculation Tab" in my Options. I only have
General/View/Data Entry Tabs. I know if I could check Precision as Displayed
it would solve my rounding problem as it worked fine on my workplace
computer, but any ideas where I might find it on my home PC?

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Tools-Options-"Calculation" Tab-"Precision as Displayed"

Uncheck this option.

"Clay64" wrote:

I have a whole workbook that automatically rounds off the decimal places and
I do not know how to turn this off. It happens with hard coded numbers, but
not the values of formulas. It happens when I click "subtract decimals"
button on the formatting menu bar. When I add back decimals to the format,
the number has been rounded up or down permanently.
Any ideas would be appreciated



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Please help I'm so frustrated by this. I cannnot find "Precision as
Displayed" as there is no "Calculation Tab" in my Options. I only have
General/View/Data Entry Tabs. I know if I could check "Precision as
Displayed"
it would solve my rounding problem as it worked fine on my workplace
computer, but any ideas where I might find it on my home PC?

"Bill Kuunders" wrote:

Do you have precision as displayed?

Have a look in tools ..options..calculation tab

Greetings from New Zealand


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I have a whole workbook that automatically rounds off the decimal places
and
I do not know how to turn this off. It happens with hard coded numbers,
but
not the values of formulas. It happens when I click "subtract decimals"
button on the formatting menu bar. When I add back decimals to the
format,
the number has been rounded up or down permanently.
Any ideas would be appreciated




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What version are you using, in Excel 2007 you click the Office button (upper
left), then select Excel Options, then select advanced, then just scroll
down until you see it. Previous versions have it under
toolsoptionscalculation just like the answer you received


Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


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Please help I'm so frustrated by this. I cannnot find "Precision as
Displayed" as there is no "Calculation Tab" in my Options. I only have
General/View/Data Entry Tabs. I know if I could check "Precision as
Displayed"
it would solve my rounding problem as it worked fine on my workplace
computer, but any ideas where I might find it on my home PC?

"Bill Kuunders" wrote:

Do you have precision as displayed?

Have a look in tools ..options..calculation tab

Greetings from New Zealand


"Clay64" wrote in message
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I have a whole workbook that automatically rounds off the decimal places
and
I do not know how to turn this off. It happens with hard coded
numbers,
but
not the values of formulas. It happens when I click "subtract
decimals"
button on the formatting menu bar. When I add back decimals to the
format,
the number has been rounded up or down permanently.
Any ideas would be appreciated






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thanks for quick reply but oh my god !! it looks like I'm using microsoft
works 2000 version 5.0! As a complete beginner to spreadsheets looks like
I've really messed up, guess I will have to start all over now that I have
found excel in my programmes, thanks for your help though.

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

What version are you using, in Excel 2007 you click the Office button (upper
left), then select Excel Options, then select advanced, then just scroll
down until you see it. Previous versions have it under
toolsoptionscalculation just like the answer you received


Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


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Please help I'm so frustrated by this. I cannnot find "Precision as
Displayed" as there is no "Calculation Tab" in my Options. I only have
General/View/Data Entry Tabs. I know if I could check "Precision as
Displayed"
it would solve my rounding problem as it worked fine on my workplace
computer, but any ideas where I might find it on my home PC?

"Bill Kuunders" wrote:

Do you have precision as displayed?

Have a look in tools ..options..calculation tab

Greetings from New Zealand


"Clay64" wrote in message
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I have a whole workbook that automatically rounds off the decimal places
and
I do not know how to turn this off. It happens with hard coded
numbers,
but
not the values of formulas. It happens when I click "subtract
decimals"
button on the formatting menu bar. When I add back decimals to the
format,
the number has been rounded up or down permanently.
Any ideas would be appreciated






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