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Changing Numbers in Excel
 
I have a budget spreadsheet and need to change the numbers. Currently,
some values could be 1833.3345. I know how to change the display so
that it shows as 1833.33. My question is, how do I actually change the
original number to become 1833.33 - not just be displayed as that?

Jenn


Gary''s Student

Changing Numbers in Excel
 
=ROUND(A1,2)
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Gary''s Student


" wrote:

I have a budget spreadsheet and need to change the numbers. Currently,
some values could be 1833.3345. I know how to change the display so
that it shows as 1833.33. My question is, how do I actually change the
original number to become 1833.33 - not just be displayed as that?

Jenn



Gord Dibben

Changing Numbers in Excel
 
First, format to 2 decimal places to display 1833.33 as you have stated.

Second, go to ToolsOptionsCalculation and check "precision as displayed"

Note: this will permanently change the number to 1833.33


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On 3 Mar 2006 13:05:30 -0800, wrote:

I have a budget spreadsheet and need to change the numbers. Currently,
some values could be 1833.3345. I know how to change the display so
that it shows as 1833.33. My question is, how do I actually change the
original number to become 1833.33 - not just be displayed as that?

Jenn



Doug Kanter

Changing Numbers in Excel
 
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I have a budget spreadsheet and need to change the numbers. Currently,
some values could be 1833.3345. I know how to change the display so
that it shows as 1833.33. My question is, how do I actually change the
original number to become 1833.33 - not just be displayed as that?

Jenn



I assume there's a formula in that cell, deriving the number from other
cells, right? Use the ROUND() function, making it part of your original
formula.



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Changing Numbers in Excel
 
THANKS!!! That worked perfectly!!! You've saved me much time and
effort!!

Jenn



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