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I've got 2 or 3 thousand figures
that display as (sample) 22.3% with actually 22.2849565849694 in the cell. I need to "do what" ? in order to convert them to display 22.28% with actually ..2228 in the cell? Tks in advance |
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If you want the actual value to be .2228 and the cell is actually
22.2849565... (and not a formula that results in that value), then you'll have to create another column and do something like this: =round(a1/100,4). Then convert those formulas to values and delete your original column. ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Jim May" wrote in message ... I've got 2 or 3 thousand figures that display as (sample) 22.3% with actually 22.2849565849694 in the cell. I need to "do what" ? in order to convert them to display 22.28% with actually .2228 in the cell? Tks in advance |
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Format as '0.00%' without the quotes.
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jim May" wrote in message ... I've got 2 or 3 thousand figures that display as (sample) 22.3% with actually 22.2849565849694 in the cell. I need to "do what" ? in order to convert them to display 22.28% with actually .2228 in the cell? Tks in advance |
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![]() format the cells and look at the function off 0 and # in a format String -- Dnereb ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dnereb's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=26182 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=482844 |
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Since you want .2228 in the cell, you are looking to round to the 4th decimal
place. You'd use =ROUND(.222849565849694,4) or =ROUND(A1,4) You may also want to look at the Help file for info on the TRUNC() , ROUNDUP() and ROUNDDOWN() functions "Jim May" wrote: I've got 2 or 3 thousand figures that display as (sample) 22.3% with actually 22.2849565849694 in the cell. I need to "do what" ? in order to convert them to display 22.28% with actually .2228 in the cell? Tks in advance |
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Hi Jim
One way =ROUND(A1*100,4)/10000 Format cell as number with 4 decimal places, or Percentage with 2 decimal places. Regards Roger Govier Jim May wrote: I've got 2 or 3 thousand figures that display as (sample) 22.3% with actually 22.2849565849694 in the cell. I need to "do what" ? in order to convert them to display 22.28% with actually .2228 in the cell? Tks in advance |
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Forgot to mention: put the ROUND() formula into an empty column adjacent to
your numbers and copy it all the to the end. Now select all the cells with the new formula, copy them, select the original numbers and use Edit-Paste Special- Values to overwrite them with what you want. BE SURE TO WORK ON A BACKUP COPY OF YOUR DATA "Jim May" wrote: I've got 2 or 3 thousand figures that display as (sample) 22.3% with actually 22.2849565849694 in the cell. I need to "do what" ? in order to convert them to display 22.28% with actually .2228 in the cell? Tks in advance |
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=ROUND(A1,4) works perfectly;
Thanks, Jim "Duke Carey" wrote: Since you want .2228 in the cell, you are looking to round to the 4th decimal place. You'd use =ROUND(.222849565849694,4) or =ROUND(A1,4) You may also want to look at the Help file for info on the TRUNC() , ROUNDUP() and ROUNDDOWN() functions "Jim May" wrote: I've got 2 or 3 thousand figures that display as (sample) 22.3% with actually 22.2849565849694 in the cell. I need to "do what" ? in order to convert them to display 22.28% with actually .2228 in the cell? Tks in advance |
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Tools-Options-Calculation-Precision as Displayed
will round all numbers to the format you display them. Be carefull you will permanently lose any accuracy. Also, after you finish you might want to turn it off. It does funny things with formulas. For instance A1=1+0.123 A2=A1 A2 will equal 1.12000000000000 if A1 is formatted to two decimal places and you have "Precision as Displayed" checked. "Precision as Displayed" is perfect for rounding massive amounts of imported data, but I have not found any other viable use for it. Hope this helps. "Jim May" wrote: I've got 2 or 3 thousand figures that display as (sample) 22.3% with actually 22.2849565849694 in the cell. I need to "do what" ? in order to convert them to display 22.28% with actually .2228 in the cell? Tks in advance |
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