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Excel 2000
Do you mean that the value might be 12.6%, but this shows as 13% and
you want it to show as 12%? If that is the case then you will need to amend your formula that produces the percentage as follows: =ROUNDDOWN(your_formula,2) then copy this down the column if necessary. If you want to show 1 decimal place, then make it: =ROUNDDOWN(your_formula,3) Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 16, 6:48 pm, 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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