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Changing display of decimal value based on the value in the cell
If the numeric value in the cell is less than or equal to 5 I would like the
number to be displayed with one decimal value. If in the same cell the value is 5 I would like the number to be displayed with 0 decimal places. The cell I am talking about is itself composed of ROUND function. How can this be done? |
Try:
=if(a15,round(a1,0),round(a1,1)) and format as General. -- Regards, Fred Please reply to newsgroup, not e-mail "K M" <K wrote in message ... If the numeric value in the cell is less than or equal to 5 I would like the number to be displayed with one decimal value. If in the same cell the value is 5 I would like the number to be displayed with 0 decimal places. The cell I am talking about is itself composed of ROUND function. How can this be done? |
Assuming your formula is in A1
=IF(A1<5,ROUND(A1,1),INT(A1)) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "K M" <K wrote in message ... If the numeric value in the cell is less than or equal to 5 I would like the number to be displayed with one decimal value. If in the same cell the value is 5 I would like the number to be displayed with 0 decimal places. The cell I am talking about is itself composed of ROUND function. How can this be done? |
Try custom format:
[<=5]###.0;[5]###;General -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "K M" <K wrote in message ... If the numeric value in the cell is less than or equal to 5 I would like the number to be displayed with one decimal value. If in the same cell the value is 5 I would like the number to be displayed with 0 decimal places. The cell I am talking about is itself composed of ROUND function. How can this be done? |
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