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If you don't want to change the underlying value, but want to display with 2
decimal places, use Format Cells/ Number/ 2 places instead of ROUND. If you use ROUND, it changes the numbers, and hence the total is likely to change. -- David Biddulph "KT" wrote in message ... I have cells that have numbers that are 3 and 4 digits beyond the decimal point . I need them to have 2 digits beyond the decimal point. So I used the =ROUND(cell,2) to round to 2 digits beyond the decimal. However, the sum of my original column and the sum of my new column are different from each other. They should be the same. How do I truncate the extra digits beyond the decimal point without changing the sum? |
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