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As I understand it Excel displays data according to the Format of a Cell but
calculates using the underlying value. One can get at the value but using Cell.Value. Please correct this if I'm wrong as I'm no expert! Now I've come across many cases where this has made it appear that macro's don't sum correctly ( and in fact in spreadsheets in general ) so other than using Round() in every calculation ( and I'm assuming here the this will force Excel to store and use the rounded value from the cell ) is there any way of saying 'Look Excel all my figures are currency so please round the results of all your calcs to 2 dp' e.g. £10 / 3 = £3.33 not 3.3333 |
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