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Rounding Issues
Can someone guide me on how to turn off the rounding feature within Excel.
I've got Office 2007 and it appears that this is the default setting. Example, I select quotient option and it states that it "Returns the interger portion of a division". If I divide 22.5 by 3.05 it returns the interger portion of the division which is 7 - I want to get 7.37. I have tried most of the help topics on this, but still can't get it to work. Is it a setting or could it be the way in which I am entering the data? |
Rounding Issues
Instead of
=QUOTIENT(A1,A2) use =A1/A2 even simpler, isn't it? -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Tim" wrote in message ... | Can someone guide me on how to turn off the rounding feature within Excel. | I've got Office 2007 and it appears that this is the default setting. | Example, I select quotient option and it states that it "Returns the interger | portion of a division". If I divide 22.5 by 3.05 it returns the interger | portion of the division which is 7 - I want to get 7.37. I have tried most of | the help topics on this, but still can't get it to work. Is it a setting or | could it be the way in which I am entering the data? |
Rounding Issues
Niek,
Thanks for the quick response, works great!! "Tim" wrote: Can someone guide me on how to turn off the rounding feature within Excel. I've got Office 2007 and it appears that this is the default setting. Example, I select quotient option and it states that it "Returns the interger portion of a division". If I divide 22.5 by 3.05 it returns the interger portion of the division which is 7 - I want to get 7.37. I have tried most of the help topics on this, but still can't get it to work. Is it a setting or could it be the way in which I am entering the data? |
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