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My column of numbers is not giving the correct total. My formula for the
total is: =ROUND(SUM(A4:A15),2) The numbers I added are 6.30+1.74+1.24 and got an answer of 9.27 (should be 9.28). The numbers I am adding are formulated from another macro not just a number I inserted (it is a formula to calculate the gst out of a number from another column) and this is why I think I am getting a wrong answer but I don't know how to correct it. Help please! |
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The problem you have is that the numbers have more than 2 decimals, so when
they are displayed they show an already "rounded" value, however, the round formula picks all of the decimals and then the rounding occurs. So you could display more than two decimals or ask the round to be 3 decimals and then format the cell to show only two decimals. -- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button. Regards, Michael Arch. "Mary Beth" wrote: My column of numbers is not giving the correct total. My formula for the total is: =ROUND(SUM(A4:A15),2) The numbers I added are 6.30+1.74+1.24 and got an answer of 9.27 (should be 9.28). The numbers I am adding are formulated from another macro not just a number I inserted (it is a formula to calculate the gst out of a number from another column) and this is why I think I am getting a wrong answer but I don't know how to correct it. Help please! |
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You are getting the "wrong" answer because the values you are adding are not
the values you see in the cells. The values you see are truncated by formatting. If you expand the formats of the cells being added to display more decimal digits, you will see the answer is correct. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200829 "Mary Beth" wrote: My column of numbers is not giving the correct total. My formula for the total is: =ROUND(SUM(A4:A15),2) The numbers I added are 6.30+1.74+1.24 and got an answer of 9.27 (should be 9.28). The numbers I am adding are formulated from another macro not just a number I inserted (it is a formula to calculate the gst out of a number from another column) and this is why I think I am getting a wrong answer but I don't know how to correct it. Help please! |
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