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i want the numbers in my cells to show as they are without being rounded but
to show in thousands. I want to maintain integrity. Eg. 97,654 should just show as 97. i don't want it to round up or down. is this possible? |
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Try this formula:
=INT(A1/1000) .... where A1 contains 97,654. This formula returns only the integer value of the "divide by 1000" math. |
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Hi
Try =INT(A1/1000) but note anything less than 1000 will show as 0. Regards Roger Govier Lady112017 wrote: i want the numbers in my cells to show as they are without being rounded but to show in thousands. I want to maintain integrity. Eg. 97,654 should just show as 97. i don't want it to round up or down. is this possible? |
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On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 08:17:02 -0800, "Lady112017"
wrote: i want the numbers in my cells to show as they are without being rounded but to show in thousands. I want to maintain integrity. Eg. 97,654 should just show as 97. i don't want it to round up or down. is this possible? I don't think it is without changing the contents of the cell. You could custom format it but then your number would show as 98, although could still contain 97,654. --ron |
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