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How do I use a rounded calculation result in another calculation?
Calculation A
I am finding a percent score, but I want it rounded to the nearest percent. For example, I want the following result to display as 88%: (35/40)=87.5% I know the result is displayed as 88%, but I want to use the actual rounded result (88%) in Calculation B. Calculation B What I want is .88*1500=1320 What I get is .88*1500=1313 Help! |
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Assuming the result of the 1st calculation is in B2, the 2nd formula should be
=ROUND(B2,2)*1500 Or, if you write =ROUND(35/40,2) in cell B2, the 2nd formula is =B2*1500 On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 13:35:09 -0800, "vnsrod2000" wrote: Calculation A I am finding a percent score, but I want it rounded to the nearest percent. For example, I want the following result to display as 88%: (35/40)=87.5% I know the result is displayed as 88%, but I want to use the actual rounded result (88%) in Calculation B. Calculation B What I want is .88*1500=1320 What I get is .88*1500=1313 Help! |
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