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Excel 2000
Excel typically stores the actual number, regardless of format, UNLESS you
have applied the toolsoptions selection to "precision as displayed". Just tested with 1/12 dispalyed as %, general and number set to 2 deciaml places. multiplied by 100 which returned 8.33333333 in each case. "MaxiMai" wrote: Working with a worksheet that has payroll calculations. Some cells that are included in the calculation has % formating, which is some cases causes the # seen in the cell to round up. Can that be stopped? I do not want the figure to round up at all. I also do not want to show all the digits by increasing the decimal point. Again, can this be done? |
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