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I wonder if you can help me. I have recently purchased MS Office 2003 and I
have a small but annoying problem in Excel. I am doing a spreadsheet relating to my finances. I have formatted the figures as currency with 2 decimal places, and the £ symbol as the symbol before the figures. In one part of the spreadsheet I have a very simple calculation it is 411.67 * 12 which should equal 4940.04 However, in the spreadsheet it displays the answer as 4940.00 Why is it not adding up the pence correctly? I now it is only a small thing but in some other spreadsheets if it does that all the time it could make quite a difference. I should point out that this is a spreadsheet that was created in Excel from Office XP. Whenever I create a blank spreadsheet and try this calculation it works correctly. Has anyone else noticed this? How can I fix it? I hope you can help me. I appreciate any help or information given. Thanks! |
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