My formula gives a wrong total...help!
My formula is this: =F28-SUM(G28:K28)
My cell contents a F28 = 682.59, G28 = 42.32 (a calculated number of 6.2% of F28), H28 = 9.90 (a calculated number of 1.45% of F28), I28 = 102.39 (a calculated number of 15% of F28), J28 = 20.48 (a calculated number of 3% of F28) and K28 = 7.51 (a calculated number of 1.10% of F28). The total should be $499.99, but instead comes out to $500.00. Please advise how to make this formula total correctly. Thank you, Sandy |
My formula gives a wrong total...help!
J.E. McGimpsey explains it and offers a solution:
http://mcgimpsey.com/excel/pennyoff.html Sleepowers wrote: My formula is this: =F28-SUM(G28:K28) My cell contents a F28 = 682.59, G28 = 42.32 (a calculated number of 6.2% of F28), H28 = 9.90 (a calculated number of 1.45% of F28), I28 = 102.39 (a calculated number of 15% of F28), J28 = 20.48 (a calculated number of 3% of F28) and K28 = 7.51 (a calculated number of 1.10% of F28). The total should be $499.99, but instead comes out to $500.00. Please advise how to make this formula total correctly. Thank you, Sandy -- Dave Peterson |
My formula gives a wrong total...help!
Thank you Mr. Peterson, changing to Precision as Displayed worked. The one
cent difference is now gone. You are a miracle worker! "Dave Peterson" wrote: J.E. McGimpsey explains it and offers a solution: http://mcgimpsey.com/excel/pennyoff.html Sleepowers wrote: My formula is this: =F28-SUM(G28:K28) My cell contents a F28 = 682.59, G28 = 42.32 (a calculated number of 6.2% of F28), H28 = 9.90 (a calculated number of 1.45% of F28), I28 = 102.39 (a calculated number of 15% of F28), J28 = 20.48 (a calculated number of 3% of F28) and K28 = 7.51 (a calculated number of 1.10% of F28). The total should be $499.99, but instead comes out to $500.00. Please advise how to make this formula total correctly. Thank you, Sandy -- Dave Peterson |
My formula gives a wrong total...help!
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But JE does nice work, huh?? Sleepowers wrote: Thank you Mr. Peterson, changing to Precision as Displayed worked. The one cent difference is now gone. You are a miracle worker! "Dave Peterson" wrote: J.E. McGimpsey explains it and offers a solution: http://mcgimpsey.com/excel/pennyoff.html Sleepowers wrote: My formula is this: =F28-SUM(G28:K28) My cell contents a F28 = 682.59, G28 = 42.32 (a calculated number of 6.2% of F28), H28 = 9.90 (a calculated number of 1.45% of F28), I28 = 102.39 (a calculated number of 15% of F28), J28 = 20.48 (a calculated number of 3% of F28) and K28 = 7.51 (a calculated number of 1.10% of F28). The total should be $499.99, but instead comes out to $500.00. Please advise how to make this formula total correctly. Thank you, Sandy -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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