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Hi
In an worksheet I need to have same number of decimals as an other column
have. This is the formula I'm using: =IF('Res
1'!I8="";"";IF(H8="<";ROUNDUP(F8;1);IF(H8<0,3;ROUN D(F8;2);ROUND(F8;1))))
The result in this cell could be any positive number. I need to have the
decimals even if they are zero, witch is the problem. Excel doesn't recognize
zero as a significant number.
Suggestions?
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You can have them result in text strings that look like numbers...


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=IF('Res 1'!I8="";"";IF(H8="<";TEXT(ROUNDUP(F8;1);"0.0");IF (H8<0,3;TEXT(ROUND(F8;2);"0.00");TEXT(ROUND(F8;1); "0.0"))))
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