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Does anyone know how to format this.
If I have in one cell $21.40 and I have another cell I'm comparing that cell to to give me a result that has $21.3980506 in the cell. My question will not say they match because of the string of #'s after the .39. I need to change all the cells in that column to be only 4 digits and rounding up if necessary. Does anyone know an easy way to do this? Thanks, B. |
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=ROUND(A1,2)
where A1=21.3980506 "BSantos" wrote: Does anyone know how to format this. If I have in one cell $21.40 and I have another cell I'm comparing that cell to to give me a result that has $21.3980506 in the cell. My question will not say they match because of the string of #'s after the .39. I need to change all the cells in that column to be only 4 digits and rounding up if necessary. Does anyone know an easy way to do this? Thanks, B. |
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