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Default excel formula to end number in .005 or .000

I have an excel spreadsheet that shows trade calculations, the numbers are to
3 decimal places, but the last digit should only read as 5 or 0 how can I get
this to work and strip out the 12346789 numbers?

Thanks in advance

Kevin
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One way:

=ROUND(A2*2,2)/2

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I have an excel spreadsheet that shows trade calculations, the numbers are to
3 decimal places, but the last digit should only read as 5 or 0 how can I get
this to work and strip out the 12346789 numbers?

Thanks in advance

Kevin

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Thank you V much, perfect....

Kevin

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

One way:

=ROUND(A2*2,2)/2

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"KevinBoyden" wrote:

I have an excel spreadsheet that shows trade calculations, the numbers are to
3 decimal places, but the last digit should only read as 5 or 0 how can I get
this to work and strip out the 12346789 numbers?

Thanks in advance

Kevin


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