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I have cells that cotain formulas based on adding four other cells together.
One of those cells is the result of a percentage applied to a dollar amount. While it only displays 2 decimal places when looking at it, the formula seems to recognize that there are more. This is interfering with the total in one of my columns. The dollar amounts don't add up correctly because the sum is adding decimal places I am not seeing. So. How do we shave off those places so the formula doesn't see them? |
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