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rounding problems
Why does 2565.48 round to 2566 and 3136.90 round to 3136?
My whole worksheet appears to be inconsistent. How can I set the entire sheet to round up at .50+ and down at .49-? |
rounding problems
But 2565.48 round DOWN to 2565
Are you using functions or formatting? best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "Kim" wrote in message ... Why does 2565.48 round to 2566 and 3136.90 round to 3136? My whole worksheet appears to be inconsistent. How can I set the entire sheet to round up at .50+ and down at .49-? |
rounding problems
On Jul 21, 9:57*am, Kim wrote:
Why does 2565.48 round to 2566 and 3136.90 round to 3136? Bizarre. Send me the workbook -- joeu2004 at homail dot com. My whole worksheet appears to be inconsistent. *How can I set the entire sheet to round up at .50+ and down at .49-? That is the normal rounding behavior that Excel uses. Do you want the values just to display way, but retain their exact value in the cell? If so, change the format of all numeric cells to Number with zero Decimal Places. Or do you want both the displayed and actual value to be rounded that way? If the latter, you might consider setting Tools Options Calculation Precision As Displayed. Then set the format of all numeric cells to Number with zero Decimal Places. You might then need to force the worksheet to be recalculated. But bewa constants will be irreparably changed. Make a back-up copy of the workbook before you try this. |
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