Alright, I know this is a very 'newbie' question, but it's beating my
brain-pan, and I'm coming up on a deadline.
I have a form that collects the data and posts to spreadsheet. Although
the col is formatted as currency with specific format (###0.00), when the
data is written, it will only us significant numbers and rounds decimals.
(1 instead of 1.00, 5 instead of 5.00, etc.)
Another macro pulls this info and tries to produce $$ amts for a total
value (colA * colB = $$ in colC). Even with reformatting, and converting
(CCurr), colC only shows signigicant no. (ColC formatted as Currency with
mask: ###0.00) Still it only shows 1 or 2 (like an integer). For decimals
it rounds them (0.75 = 1, 0.5 = 0). Thus, the summing of the $$ amts is
wrong. I have checked the whole code and used(converted to) Currency, Short,
Long, etc...but still no success....
....WHAT am I doing wrong?...

<, Short, Long,

Use Double instead

Probably the decimals are lost somewhere in your code.
Post the code if you can't fix it

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten

"Terry Cobb" wrote in message
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Alright, I know this is a very 'newbie' question, but it's beating my
brain-pan, and I'm coming up on a deadline.
I have a form that collects the data and posts to spreadsheet. Although
the col is formatted as currency with specific format (###0.00), when the
data is written, it will only us significant numbers and rounds decimals.
(1 instead of 1.00, 5 instead of 5.00, etc.)
Another macro pulls this info and tries to produce $$ amts for a total
value (colA * colB = $$ in colC). Even with reformatting, and converting
(CCurr), colC only shows signigicant no. (ColC formatted as Currency with
mask: ###0.00) Still it only shows 1 or 2 (like an integer). For
decimals
it rounds them (0.75 = 1, 0.5 = 0). Thus, the summing of the $$ amts is
wrong. I have checked the whole code and used(converted to) Currency,
Short,
Long, etc...but still no success....
...WHAT am I doing wrong?...

Mr. Otten -- First of all 'thank you' for your kind reply.

Without copying in the whole code, here's the scenario...
Raw Data works fine:
Col1 * Col2 = Col3
2 * 1 = 2
3 * 2 = 6
.50 * 1 = .5
.75 * 2 = 1.5

But when run through a variable, it rounds the decimals and doesn't report
the correct mask:

dim a as currency
dim b as integer
dim c as currency

a = cells(1,1)
b = cells(2,1)
c = a * b
d = format(c, "####0.00")

results in:
ColA ColB = ColC ColD
2 1 2 2
3 2 6 6
.50 1 0 0
.75 2 3 3

Thank you for your suggestion. I will try it, and possibly this explains it
a little better. Thank you for your time.
-tc-

<dim b as integer

Should probably be

Dim b as Double

Also, it is clear that this code wasn't pasted from your program.
Post again if you still have problems, but do paste the complete code from
your program


--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten

"Terry Cobb" wrote in message
. ..
Mr. Otten -- First of all 'thank you' for your kind reply.

Without copying in the whole code, here's the scenario...
Raw Data works fine:
Col1 * Col2 = Col3
2 * 1 = 2
3 * 2 = 6
.50 * 1 = .5
.75 * 2 = 1.5

But when run through a variable, it rounds the decimals and doesn't report
the correct mask:

dim a as currency
dim b as integer
dim c as currency

a = cells(1,1)
b = cells(2,1)
c = a * b
d = format(c, "####0.00")

results in:
ColA ColB = ColC ColD
2 1 2 2
3 2 6 6
.50 1 0 0
.75 2 3 3

Thank you for your suggestion. I will try it, and possibly this explains
it
a little better. Thank you for your time.
-tc-

integer X double = integer.

The decimal gets truncated with integer calcs.

But we would like to see more of your code to give you an accurate
answer.

-Scrawny