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I have two columns of data - in column A are quantities of goods (which cost
..025p each), in Column B is the total cost, arrived at by "=A1*.025" etc. Column B is corrected to 2 decimal places to give a usable finance figure, but if I SUM column B, instead of adding the figures shown, it adds the uncorrected amounts (ie 3 decimal places) which ends up in a total which doesn't match the visible figures. This sounds like it should be quite simple to correct, I just don't seem to be able to find the answer. I am using Office 2003 and column B is formatted to exclude zero figures. Hope I have explained clearly! |
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