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Addition of cells involving rounding
If I have two cells containing formulas that are formatted to round to one
decimal place, how can I add only the rounded results of the two cells? eg: Displayed as: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.5 Acctual: 529.8591944 + 469.6841614 = 999.5433558 Where I want to display: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.6 Any thoughts or Idea's ?? |
Addition of cells involving rounding
You need a helper cell with the formula
=ROUNDUP(D13,2) where D13 is 999.5 Nick" wrote: If I have two cells containing formulas that are formatted to round to one decimal place, how can I add only the rounded results of the two cells? eg: Displayed as: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.5 Acctual: 529.8591944 + 469.6841614 = 999.5433558 Where I want to display: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.6 Any thoughts or Idea's ?? |
Addition of cells involving rounding
Use =SUM(ROUND(A1:B1,1)) but commit it with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER rather than
just ENTER This is an array formula; Excel will enclose it in braces {} OR use =SUMPRODUCT(ROUND(A1:B1,1)) with normal ENTER to complete best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Nick" wrote in message ... If I have two cells containing formulas that are formatted to round to one decimal place, how can I add only the rounded results of the two cells? eg: Displayed as: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.5 Acctual: 529.8591944 + 469.6841614 = 999.5433558 Where I want to display: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.6 Any thoughts or Idea's ?? |
Addition of cells involving rounding
=ROUND(A1,1)+ROUND(A2,1)
"Nick" wrote: If I have two cells containing formulas that are formatted to round to one decimal place, how can I add only the rounded results of the two cells? eg: Displayed as: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.5 Acctual: 529.8591944 + 469.6841614 = 999.5433558 Where I want to display: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.6 Any thoughts or Idea's ?? |
Addition of cells involving rounding
hello nick,
click toolsoptionscheck precision as displayed the sum value will be directly based on what u want to see. regards -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Nick" wrote: If I have two cells containing formulas that are formatted to round to one decimal place, how can I add only the rounded results of the two cells? eg: Displayed as: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.5 Acctual: 529.8591944 + 469.6841614 = 999.5433558 Where I want to display: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.6 Any thoughts or Idea's ?? |
Addition of cells involving rounding
" click toolsoptionsCalculation tabcheck precision as displayed"
-- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "driller" wrote: hello nick, click toolsoptionscheck precision as displayed the sum value will be directly based on what u want to see. regards -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Nick" wrote: If I have two cells containing formulas that are formatted to round to one decimal place, how can I add only the rounded results of the two cells? eg: Displayed as: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.5 Acctual: 529.8591944 + 469.6841614 = 999.5433558 Where I want to display: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.6 Any thoughts or Idea's ?? |
Addition of cells involving rounding
A much better answer unless the OP want to expand to add 5 for so values
best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Teethless mama" wrote in message ... =ROUND(A1,1)+ROUND(A2,1) "Nick" wrote: If I have two cells containing formulas that are formatted to round to one decimal place, how can I add only the rounded results of the two cells? eg: Displayed as: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.5 Acctual: 529.8591944 + 469.6841614 = 999.5433558 Where I want to display: 529.9 + 469.7 = 999.6 Any thoughts or Idea's ?? |
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