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=Trend question
I have a set of numbers from A1:A10. In cell A12 my formula is
=trend(A1:A10) and get an answer of 5.145454545, I format column A for number with no decimal places. If I copy and special past (value) to cell A15, It will show value of 5 in cell, but in formula bar it still show's value of 5.145454545?? How do I get it so it show's a value of 5 in formula bar instead of 5.145454545? |
=Trend question
On Sun, 15 Jan 2012 12:27:42 -0800 (PST), JAgger1 wrote:
I have a set of numbers from A1:A10. In cell A12 my formula is =trend(A1:A10) and get an answer of 5.145454545, I format column A for number with no decimal places. If I copy and special past (value) to cell A15, It will show value of 5 in cell, but in formula bar it still show's value of 5.145454545?? How do I get it so it show's a value of 5 in formula bar instead of 5.145454545? =round(your_formula,0) Or you could set Precision As Displayed in the Options, but this will irrevocably change the precision of all your cells. |
=Trend question
On 16/01/2012 7:33 AM, Ron Rosenfeld wrote:
On Sun, 15 Jan 2012 12:27:42 -0800 (PST), wrote: I have a set of numbers from A1:A10. In cell A12 my formula is =trend(A1:A10) and get an answer of 5.145454545, I format column A for number with no decimal places. If I copy and special past (value) to cell A15, It will show value of 5 in cell, but in formula bar it still show's value of 5.145454545?? How do I get it so it show's a value of 5 in formula bar instead of 5.145454545? =round(your_formula,0) Or you could set Precision As Displayed in the Options, but this will irrevocably change the precision of all your cells. Like Ron said.. =ROUND(TREND(A1:A10),0) Cheers Mick |
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