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I have a formula that extends over a large range.
A1 A2 =ROUND(forecast!X3*$Q8,0) =ROUND(forecast!Y3*$Q8,0) How do I modify the entire range so that it no longer rounds without completely running a new formula. Thank ou -- Nate |
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Highlight column A and do CTRL-H (Find and Replace) as follows:
Find What: ,0) Replace With: ,10) then click Replace All This will round to 10 decimal places, but that should be sufficient to appear like no rounding. Hope this helps. Pete On May 5, 12:53*am, Nate wrote: I have a formula that extends over a large range. A1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *A2 =ROUND(forecast!X3*$Q8,0) * * * =ROUND(forecast!Y3*$Q8,0) How do I modify the entire range so that it no longer rounds without completely running a new formula. Thank ou -- Nate |
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