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When I subtract a set of numbers, then take the result and paste special -
values, often my results show a bizarre number of decimal places. The cell shows the correct value, but the formula bar shows the oddball numbers. (Apparently it is using the imsub function to grab the value instead of the sub function.) This is causing havoc with a few comparison calculations I am trying to do within the worksheet. Any suggestions on how to fix this? |
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