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Okay, here's the problem... we have a large list of numbers that we have told
excel to round to the nearest 'one'. for example, 1.24753 rounded to 1 3.45879 rounded to 3 5.974531 rounded to 6 Now - we want to total these rounded numbers... in the case of the above example, we need to have the sum calculate to 10... however - the SUM is calculating with all of the decimals as well, so we are ending up with 11. I know in this example it doesn't seem like a big deal - but in a list of over 400 numbers - you can imagine the number just doesn't work the way we need it to... What do we need to do differently to the formula - in order for it to calculate the way we need it to? Thanks! |
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