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I have a column which displays "122". But when you look at the actual cell
contents in the formula field, it displays as "121.5". The column is formatted as a "Number" column with 0 decimal places. I am importing this column into a 3rd party application, and it is importing as "121.5". And I need it to import as the displayed rounded amount of "122". Is there any way that I can easily adjust this within the Excel spreadsheet or am I going to have to invoke the "ROUND" formula function in each of the almost 20,000 cells to accomplish this??? I appreciate any feedback. Thanks! |
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