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Dear experts,
I have a table which looks up values from a database; this table is linked to a cell where I can select what I want to see in the table. Now, sometimes the values I want to see need to be in a 2 decimal format (ex. 2.43) and sometimes they need to have no decimals at all (ex. 25000). It really all depends on their magnitude - when <10 then I need to have 2 decimals, if 10 then no decimal is needed. Is there a way to do this in Excel 2003? Many thanks for your help! Kind regards -- Valeria |
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