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I teach Excel classes at a community college, and have a very good
understanding of the Round fuction, except for one statement I heard another instructor make one time which has left me curious. I heard him say that you should always use the Round fuction in any formula where any multiplication or division is taking place. I think that's quite a broad statement, and if true, the spreadsheet world would be covered with Round functions. But it does beg the question...is there something to what he said? Is there a broad rule about when a Round function needs to be employed, and perhaps when it should NOT be employed? Curious as to what you folks have to say. Thanks for your help in advance. |
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