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http://cpearson.com/excel/rounding.htm The problem *is* rounding, but it's inherent in the way IEEE double precision floating point math is done (on all spreadsheets). In article , pod wrote: To test, type in a value in cell A1, and then click on the first button to spread the values, and then the second button to compare the results of A1 with A3. One number in particular that doesn't work is 12.825. (I know that some other numbers don't work because of rounding, and I can get around that,...but there is no rounding involved when using 12.825). |
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