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When I copied the entire workbook to a new workbook using code, the
values in the corresponding cells were different due to rounding off errors. The new workbook has values which are more accurate. When I went to Tools - Options - Calculations and unchecked the "precision as displayed", the corresponding values in the 2 workbooks became the same. However, this did not solve my problem because wat I really wanted was "precision as displayed" on the screen and not to uncheck it. But if I leave it checked, the new workbook has values different from my current workbook. How do I solve this problem so that the new workbook has exactly the same values as my current workbook? --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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