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format variable to 3 decimal
What I am trying to do, is use a variable to as part of
the name in a Chart that is created using a macro. When I go Round(takttime, 3), takttime is the variable, and it will round out to 3 decimals as it is supposed to, but I also want it to SHOW THE ZEROS UP TO # DECIMALS. So, for instance, a 5 should show up as 5.000. The problem is, I am not just writing to a cell, so its not like I can just format the cell to 3 decimals and be done with it. Does anyone know how I get this to output to include 0's when rounding? Help is, very much, as always, appreciated! Thanks:) |
format variable to 3 decimal
Use the Format function:
=Format(Round(taktime,3),"#.000") This converts to Text and specifies the format so it can be assigned to any String variable or to things like the names in your chart, etc. For more info look up the Format function and "User-Defined Numeric Formats" in VBA help. -----Original Message----- What I am trying to do, is use a variable to as part of the name in a Chart that is created using a macro. When I go Round(takttime, 3), takttime is the variable, and it will round out to 3 decimals as it is supposed to, but I also want it to SHOW THE ZEROS UP TO # DECIMALS. So, for instance, a 5 should show up as 5.000. The problem is, I am not just writing to a cell, so its not like I can just format the cell to 3 decimals and be done with it. Does anyone know how I get this to output to include 0's when rounding? Help is, very much, as always, appreciated! Thanks:) . |
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