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Formula problem with decimal
I am multiplying two cells to get a result in a third cell. the result comes
out to be 18.525. I format the decimal to show only two numbers, like 18.53 but when I multiply this number to another number it is multiplying like 18.525. How can I make it multiply like 18.53? thanks |
Formula problem with decimal
Round the Multiplication like:
=ROUND(Cell1*Cell2,2) -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "Gator" wrote in message ... I am multiplying two cells to get a result in a third cell. the result comes out to be 18.525. I format the decimal to show only two numbers, like 18.53 but when I multiply this number to another number it is multiplying like 18.525. How can I make it multiply like 18.53? thanks |
Formula problem with decimal
Do the rounding within the formula not by formatting the number of decimal
places. A1 = 10.183 B1 = 5.572 A1*B1 = 56.73968 =ROUND(A1*B1,2) =56.74 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Gator" wrote in message ... I am multiplying two cells to get a result in a third cell. the result comes out to be 18.525. I format the decimal to show only two numbers, like 18.53 but when I multiply this number to another number it is multiplying like 18.525. How can I make it multiply like 18.53? thanks |
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