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I have cells formatted as fraction, up two digits. We are a mfg. company
cutting metal and if it is not on a tape measure, we don't use it. If we input in an odd decimal value, we can get stuff like 17/20 or other wierd unusable fractions. Is there a way to have the same cell of input to show a result rounded up to the absolute nearest 1/16th of an inch? |
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