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Excel column sum, part 2
OK, I appreciate your speedy response. However, help!
Please add these for me and then give me the formula. I'm working iwth paryoll and the 1 cent off is driving me crazy. 64.58, 15.10, 126.00, 24.91 this should equal - 230.59 the way the formula is now the total is 230.60. It's driving me nuts. thank you, kandyr |
Excel column sum, part 2
Use the ROUND function to round your values to 2 decimal places.
-- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "kandyr" wrote in message ... OK, I appreciate your speedy response. However, help! Please add these for me and then give me the formula. I'm working iwth paryoll and the 1 cent off is driving me crazy. 64.58, 15.10, 126.00, 24.91 this should equal - 230.59 the way the formula is now the total is 230.60. It's driving me nuts. thank you, kandyr |
Excel column sum, part 2
See http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/pennyoff.html
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "kandyr" wrote in message ... OK, I appreciate your speedy response. However, help! Please add these for me and then give me the formula. I'm working iwth paryoll and the 1 cent off is driving me crazy. 64.58, 15.10, 126.00, 24.91 this should equal - 230.59 the way the formula is now the total is 230.60. It's driving me nuts. thank you, kandyr |
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