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Return amount with various number of decimals
I have a calculating function in VBA which returns an amount and I have
problems regarding how to show the correct number of decimals. If the returning value has no decimal, it should show no decimal. If the returning value has 1 decimal, it should show 1 decimal. If the returning value has 2 decimals, it should show 2 decimals. If the returning value has 3 decimals or more, it should show 3 decimals. How can I solve this? Regards, S |
Return amount with various number of decimals
Custom Format Cells as 0.###
-- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." " wrote: I have a calculating function in VBA which returns an amount and I have problems regarding how to show the correct number of decimals. If the returning value has no decimal, it should show no decimal. If the returning value has 1 decimal, it should show 1 decimal. If the returning value has 2 decimals, it should show 2 decimals. If the returning value has 3 decimals or more, it should show 3 decimals. How can I solve this? Regards, S |
Return amount with various number of decimals
format the cell as General.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: I have a calculating function in VBA which returns an amount and I have problems regarding how to show the correct number of decimals. If the returning value has no decimal, it should show no decimal. If the returning value has 1 decimal, it should show 1 decimal. If the returning value has 2 decimals, it should show 2 decimals. If the returning value has 3 decimals or more, it should show 3 decimals. How can I solve this? Regards, S |
Return amount with various number of decimals
format the cell as General and make the column wide enough to display as many
decimals as you would ever expect to see. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: I have a calculating function in VBA which returns an amount and I have problems regarding how to show the correct number of decimals. If the returning value has no decimal, it should show no decimal. If the returning value has 1 decimal, it should show 1 decimal. If the returning value has 2 decimals, it should show 2 decimals. If the returning value has 3 decimals or more, it should show 3 decimals. How can I solve this? Regards, S |
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