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Hello everyone,

1. I have cell Q2 is the sum of many cells. How do I rounded thi
cell value to the nearest tenth?

2. How do I incert auto date in a cell?

3. In *sheet 1* , I have Last name in cell A1 and First name in cel
A2. I would like to have both first and last name appears in cell B1 o
*sheet 2*. How Do I do this?

I appreciate any help!

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Kim-An

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Default Cell value rounded to the tenth!

One way:

1. =ROUND(SUM(...), 1)


2. =TODAY()

3. =Sheet1!A2 & " " & Sheet1!A1


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Hello everyone,

1. I have cell Q2 is the sum of many cells. How do I rounded this
cell value to the nearest tenth?

2. How do I incert auto date in a cell?

3. In *sheet 1* , I have Last name in cell A1 and First name in cell
A2. I would like to have both first and last name appears in cell B1 of
*sheet 2*. How Do I do this?

I appreciate any help!

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