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How to round all numbers in a worksheet to, say 1,000s, instead of typing the
=round(n,-3) over and over?
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If you just want them to look rounded then format the cells using a custom
number format like:

#,###,

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If you do that, you can round them by choosing Tools/Options/Calculation
and checking the Precision as displayed checkbox.

After the conversion, you can uncheck that checkbox and reformat if
desired.

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If you just want them to look rounded then format the cells using a custom
number format like:

#,###,

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