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I received a worksheet with numbers derived from formulas in the cells. I
converted the formulas to values so I was left with only the results of the formula. However, the numbers have about eight digits after the decimal point. How do you eliminate all decimal places after the first two? I'm using an old 1997 Excel version. |
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