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I'm trying to find a way to have VBA give me the sum of multiple non-integers
to the 2nd decimal place. So far, I'm having no luck. I thought formatting the variable using "#,###.##" might work, but for the sum of 1.5 & 1 it gives me 2. (It doesn't give me 2.00, just 2. with a lone decimal place after the 2) What can I do to get VBA to recognize the decimal places? |
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