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How do I get my formula to stop rounding up
My spreadsheet is set-up as follows:
Cell A3 = $3324.98 Cell C10 has $938,033.00 Cell D10 is =(C10/C$23) which is 7.59% Cell C23 is the sum of column C which totals to $12,091,150.00 Cell E10 is =(D10*A3) Cell E23 is =Sum(E10:E22) The problem that I have is when the column for E10 is added up - it rounds up a penny....my answer is always a penny more than it should be....I need it to give the number without rounding.....I've tried going to Options and choosing Precision as displayed but that changes all my numbers...any ideas? |
Sheltie,
I suspect that you have a number of rounding issues. Have a look at =round(). You can use it to choose where your rounding occurs. "SheltieGrl" wrote: My spreadsheet is set-up as follows: Cell A3 = $3324.98 Cell C10 has $938,033.00 Cell D10 is =(C10/C$23) which is 7.59% Cell C23 is the sum of column C which totals to $12,091,150.00 Cell E10 is =(D10*A3) Cell E23 is =Sum(E10:E22) The problem that I have is when the column for E10 is added up - it rounds up a penny....my answer is always a penny more than it should be....I need it to give the number without rounding.....I've tried going to Options and choosing Precision as displayed but that changes all my numbers...any ideas? |
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