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Default Rounding in VBA

Hi Team,

I am facing a problem with rounding a number using VBA in excel.

Let me explain with an example.

suppose take 2 numbers 23.2067 and 23.2234. Now I need to round these
2 numbers to 2 digits.

I am using application.round(number,2) to round up to 2 decimals. I am
getting 23.2 and 23.22.

But I want 2 digits after the decimal means for 23.2067 i want it to
be 23.20. Can it be possible in VBA?
when i am trying to do it by text(number,"0.00") its giving me an
error sub function not defined.

I have one alternative by using split function

temp = split(application.round(number,2),".")

and by calculating length of temp(1) I can know the number of digits
after decimal. If i have only one number after decimal I can
concatenate 0 with the number.

this is a long process and in my macro this case may come once in
10000 calculatons.

So can any body suggest an alternative way or easy way to handle this.


Regards,
Srinivas

 
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